Roy Keane, the legendary midfielder of Manchester United, has spoken out again about Erling Haaland, claiming that the Norwegian forward of Manchester City behaves like "a spoiled kid."

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Despite Haaland's outstanding performance against Wolverhampton, where he scored four goals, the Irish commentator reignited the controversy he started over a month ago by stating that Haaland's game as a forward is not good enough and likening it to "League Two" level.

Later, Haaland's father defended his son: "He's the Premier League's top scorer, I don't think he's very bad," and it seemed like the controversy had ended, but Keane had other plans.

"We saw how they took Haaland away, not very happy, he was behaving like a spoiled kid. I think when you also have a dispute with your coach, it doesn't help the results go your way. But when they win the game and he scores goals, it's almost forgotten," declared the Manchester United legend, who could only "criticize the behavior" of the Norwegian forward.