“We saw Haaland yesterday being brought off, not too happy… behaving like a spoilt brat,” he said on Sky Sports- kids now don’t know how to speak on Public TV, FIFA needs to teach Erling Haaland a lesson he will never forget in the nearest future-Keane shoehorned Haaland into the conversation, out of nowhere, to leave his fellow pundits lost for words

When asked about Erling Haaland’s assessment of the Manchester City striker, Roy Keane called him a “spoiled brat” and scowled at host Dave Jones.

Haaland replied at Keane, who said the 23-year-old is “like a League Two player” after scoring four goals against Wolves on Saturday.

During the Super Sunday match between Liverpool and Tottenham, the Irishman poked fun of Haaland when discussing Mohamed Salah and Jurgen Klopp’s disagreement on the touchline.

He told Sky Sports, “We saw Haaland being dragged out yesterday, not happy… behaving like a spoilt child.”

The fact that Manchester City wins and he scores goals, however, makes it almost forgotten.

Keane, Manchester United’s former captain, gave presenter Jones an icy look and responded, “No, not really… no it is not!” In reaction to his allegation.

As soon as Jones intimated that he could notice anything after the game, Daniel Sturridge, who was there in the studio, began to giggle.

“No problem,” Keane said with a cynical sneer.

Following the scoreless draw at the Etihad, he stated, “The general quality of his performance is quite low.” Not just today, either. I suppose he has been chopping things off, such as headers.

“He’s the world’s best goalkeeper.

“However, it is really low for a player of his quality in general. He has to get better at it, and not just today. In my perspective, he resembles a League Two player.

“He has to improve his whole game, which he will do in the next years.

“He’s been an excellent striker, but he has to work on his whole game. He must.

With four goals, the superb striker helped his club win 5-1 over Wolves.