Haaland splashes out on £320,000 Ferrari which is almost as fast as F1 cars

Erling Haaland is used to leaving defenders in the dust and now he'll be able to do it in a fresh £320,00 Ferrari.

The Manchester City star has been filmed entering and leaving the club's training complex in a yellow convertible Ferrari 812 Superfast, which can reach speeds of up to 211 miles per hour.

It comes just months after he signed the most lucrative contract in Premier League history, with his total package worth almost £1m per week over nine-and-a-half years.

Haaland is known for his collection of luxury cars and this is his eighth, joining a suite which includes a rare £4million Bugatti Tourbillon - one of only 250 worldwide.

Fans waved and cheered as Haaland, 24, left City's training complex in his new drive in one of the videos shared of him on TikTok.

While nobody expects him to make full use of the 211mph potential, his Ferrari can do 0-60mph in around 2.9s - almost as fast as he can on the pitch.

Interestingly, his new toy is also a left-hand drive.

'Haaland has a new car basically every month,' wrote one fan on TikTok.

'Haaland casually living my dream,' another said.

One said: 'Haaland is making good use of that pay check.'

If you think this one is fast, wait until you see his new Bugatti, which we learned about in March.

It has a 1,800 horsepower petrol and electric hybrid V16 engine which can take the car from zero to 62mph in an incredible speed of two seconds, and can reach speeds of 124mph in just a mere five seconds.

The lavish drive has a top speed of 277mph and has space-age features such as 'butterfly doors.

Believe it or not, his new Ferrari is the third car he has bought since signing his new deal at City.

In February he was spied leaving training in a stunning orange Porsche 911 GT3 which is worth over £200,000.

His luxury car collection also features a Mercedes AMG, a Ferrari Monza SP2, a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a Range Rover Sport and an Audi RS6 Avant Quattro.

Haaland returned from injury on Saturday to start against Southampton but City could only come away with a 0-0 draw.

The Norwegian frontman has been prodigious in front of goal this season once again, with 21 strikes in 28 Premier League games, but had been missing for six weeks with an ankle injury.

City managed to win six of their seven games in his absence and have given themselves a shot at finishing second above Arsenal, while they also have the FA Cup final against Crystal Palace to look forward to.