Erling Haaland enjoyed an extraordinary debut season with Manchester City following his move from Borussia Dortmund last season.
The 22 year old Norway international scored 52 goals in just 53 games for Manchester City in his debut season for the club.
Haaland spoke to CBS Sports after Manchester City were crowned champions of Europe for the first time on Saturday.
During the interview, Jamie Carragher asked the City man whether he had any questions he would like answered by football legend Thierry Henry.
Haaland obliged and asked the Arsenal legend for advice on how he could improve his game.
Haaland asked Henry: “If you’d like to give me one [piece of] advice, what would it be?”
Henry replied: “I said on air that in the box, there is nothing you can learn – what you do is second to none. But… back to the goal, going on to your right sometimes and making some runs that you don’t want to go… there’s some stuff that you can learn.
“But then you [City] are going to the quadruple if you do that! If he starts to go on his right and finishing with his right, the same run he makes on his left, it’s over. He will score 100 goals per week!”
Haaland took Henry’s advice on board and said: “I agree – don’t forget I’m 22. Think back to when you lot were 22. There’s so much that you are going to learn.
“From when I signed from Dortmund to now there’s such a big difference from so many things. From how I think after games, how I think before games, how I motivate myself, how I speak to others.
“You get experience through people and on the pitch. I agree – I can develop so much more.”
