Erling Haaland scored in Borussia Dortmund's 4-1 victory over Werder Bremen on Sunday, snapping a two-game goal drought.
His prospective future bosses in Manchester had a taste of life if they missed out on the 20-year-old.
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Haaland had not scored in seven games across all competitions entering Sunday's game against Bremen, and speculation was rife on how he would adapt to the drought.
But he responded beautifully to those concerns with a brace that helped close the gap to fifth in the Bundesliga table to four points.
Haaland ended his goal slump in the first half with a penalty that he slotted into the top corner.
He then scored Dortmund's third goal, his 23rd in just 24 league games this season.
When asked about his mini-drought after the game, Haaland didn't mince words.
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And now that I've gone 50-60 minutes without scoring, I need to score again."
Haaland's career remains a topic of discussion, with Manchester United still keen to sign him in the forthcoming transfer window.
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