ERLING HAALAND has got a stunning new Abu Dhabi pad… and dad Alfie will be living next door.
Lucky Manchester City fans in the Middle East may find themselves putting out the bins at the same time as their favourite striker after his shock move.
Haaland, 26, revealed the news about his new home when he appeared on video at an event to help launch City’s collaboration with real estate company Ohana Residences.
Addressing the Etihad Arena in the UAE, the Premier League star said: “Hi everyone, I’m so happy because I’m joining the Manchester City Ohana project.
“We will be neighbours in Abu Dhabi… I just got a house and so did my father.”
Alfie Haaland, a former City ace himself and who was at the event in the flesh, jumped up on stage as one of the surprise guest appearances that night.
Former boss Pep Guardiola also took a seat on the stage for a Q&A, while the rest of the entertainment included dancers and drummers.
While it has not been revealed which houses the Haalands will be making home, they all come with an eye-watering price tag.
Townhouses, duplexes, and villas are set to decorate the waterfront on Yas Island with the average two-bed townhouse costing more than £770,000.
That’s 190 square metres, or three quarters of a tennis court.
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There will also be bigger townhouses on offer, alongside duplexes, and villas.
A five-bed villa lying on the Yas Bay, sprawled across 600 square metres, will set the homeowner back a whopping £2.2million approximately.
Meanwhile, the crown jewel of the residences will come under the custom estates starting upwards of £7.52m.
But, these details will have to be confirmed when the developer releases further information on the development.
And with all the townhouses and villas exceeding the UAE’s property investment threshold, the purchase of any home will also come with a TEN-YEAR Golden Visa allowing the new homeowners to remain in the country.
The community will boast their own Man City Training Academy, a City Lounge and spaces for socialising, dining and recreation.
And more than half of the master plan has been dedicated to parks and greenery.
One lucky attendee, Mohammad Alkhatib, at the launch event was handed keys to his very own property in the residences after winning a prize draw.
And as well as a new home, he can also call Erling Haaland a neighbour.
