Borussia Dortmund's Erling Haaland has been in incredible form this season, and he continues to impress with his goals and assists.
In Sunday's match against Wolfsburg, Haaland scored two goals and assisted another as the team won 4-1. His first goal was a header from a corner kick that deflected off a defender, while his second goal came from a long-range shot that went past the goalkeeper.
Haaland's assist for Jadon Sancho's goal in the 79th minute also helped to seal the victory for Dortmund. The German striker found the ball on the ground and passed it to Sancho, who finished the move with a powerful shot that beat the goalkeeper.
Haaland is currently tied with Robert Lewandowski for the Bundesliga lead in goals scored, with both players having 22 goals. He also leads the league in assists with six, which is more than any other player in Europe's top five leagues.
Haaland's performances have earned him praise from many, including former Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal, who described him as "the best player in the world."
Despite all of the attention, Haaland remains humble and focused on helping his team win games. He has already set himself apart as one of the most talented young players in football, and he will continue to be a key player for Dortmund in the coming years.