“I don’t think I scored five goals against Luton.” When we play again, imagine defeating Arsenal by five goals; at that point, they will concede that they are merely mediocre clubs. Erling Haaland, a star for Manchester City, discusses Arsenal’s title challenge against his team.

Erling Haaland, a striker for Manchester City, declared, “We are ready to attack,” as he watched the Premier League title match.

Tuesday night, City overcame Luton Town 6-2 to go to the FA Cup quarterfinals at Kenilworth Road. For Pep Guardiola’s club, Haaland netted five goals, including a hat-trick during the first half’s forty minutes.

Haaland has just returned following a two-month absence due to an ankle injury. After a lengthy hamstring injury, star Kevin De Bruyne is back to his best and has already scored seven goals in his previous six games. Against Luton, he provided an assist on Haaland’s first four goals.

The two will be looking to lead City to the Premier League title for a record-breaking fourth time. They are just one point behind leaders Liverpool and will make the seismic trip to Anfield on Sunday week. Third-place Arsenal are already down one point.

And while the Reds battle for the trophy, Haaland has sent a strong warning. “We’re coming, it’s coming,” he stated to ITV Sport.

“How do I feel about my fitness? I’m returning to my best self. I’m feeling great at last. It’s an amazing sensation. Ahead are exciting days. We’re prepared for a fight.

Nevertheless, City’s victory over Luton came at the cost of yet another injury setback. A recurrence of a groin injury forced Jack Grealish to be substituted off the field in the 38th minute, and he was visibly upset as he sat there. “I haven’t spoken to the doctor yet, but I believe he complained about the groin, so it may be similar,” stated manager Pep Guardiola.