Losing to Haaland's old team, Norwegian club rewards player with a pig

Sondre Dvergsdal received a pig as a reward for his impressive performance.

On April 13, Varhaug faced Bryne - Erling Haaland's former team - in the opening round of the National Cup. Despite losing 0-4, the "countryside" team still decided to make a strong impression with a hefty reward for the team's most outstanding player, Sondre Dvergsdal.

"We want to show city people like Bryne who the real farmers are," Varhaug coach Sigrid Lode Knutsen proudly declared. "This is real country here, and we give real farm rewards."

Previously, Bryne herself shocked netizens when she handed 4 trays of eggs to goalkeeper Jan de Boer for his excellent performance. Although his face looked a bit disappointed when receiving the eggs, De Boer later expressed his delight: "I think this is fun, what's the big deal?"

Meanwhile, Bryne's communications manager, Hagerup Roken, confirmed that the tradition of rewarding players with local produce will continue. "We will continue to honor our best players with local produce. That's our specialty," he said.

Bryne was the launching pad for superstar Erling Haaland when he began his professional career there before moving to Molde in 2017. His father, Alfie Haaland, was also associated with the club for 14 years before joining Nottingham Forest in 1993.

Source: https://znews.vn/thua-doi-cu-cua-haaland-clb-na-uy-thuong-cau-thu-ca-con-heo-post1546150.html