Erling Haaland has played more than most over the past two years and he will be relied upon again as Manchester City travel to Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday

Manchester Evening News writer Alex James argues Manchester City risk overworking Erling Haaland following national team fatigue warnings and summer transfer choices. Haaland is fit to face Liverpool on Sunday despite being substituted during Norway's defeat to Portugal, but Norway manager Stale Solbakken warned the striker was thoroughly spent due to an extreme workload.
James notes that selling Omar Marmoush to Tottenham leaves City without a natural alternative striker, viewing Antoine Semenyo as an emergency option. Solbakken's fatigue assessment serves as a warning for manager Enzo Maresca ahead of key fixtures against Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain.
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