Manchester City striker Erling Haaland has reportedly splashed out £2.1million on private jets using his company accounts.
According to the Mirror, statements from his rights firm, York Promotions Ltd, show that the Norwegian star has entered into an agreement to acquire two aircraft.
According to the source, reports attached to the annual accounts disclose: 'The company has entered into an agreement to acquire an interest in two aircraft for an amount of £2,155,342.'
The development comes after another stunning start to the season after the striker scored four goals in only two Premier League appearances.
The 24-year-old scored a goal against Chelsea in the league's opening game and netted a hat-trick in Manchester City's confident comeback against newly promoted Ipswich Town.
The Norwegian striker has entered into an agreement to acquire the aircraft using his rights firm's accounts
The latest annual accounts show that the Citizens star has increased his company's assets to £12 million between December 2022 and December 2023.
In terms of cash at the bank, Haaland's account reveals nearly £7 million, including £2.5 million in net assets.
The striker consistently expands his business portfolio, and sources indicate that he is weighing entering the soft beverages market with a plan to launch his own branded energy drink.
The Mirror reported that Haaland's lawyers sent documents to the UK's Intellectual Property Office listing the following items: 'Drinking water; sports drinks; energy drinks; fruit drinks; fruit juice beverages; protein drinks; carbohydrate drinks; protein-enriched sports beverages; energy drinks containing caffeine; energy drinks [not for medical purposes].'
The company saw its revenues soar after Haaland began using their products, especially their signature 'Kknekki', promoted as a high quality, durable, snag-free hair tie that doesn't damage the hair.'
Speaking on his partnership with the company, Haaland stated: 'I'm proud to become a shareholder in Bon Dep.
'Kknekki has been my go-to hair tie for years, and it is undoubtedly the best in the world.'