Haaland can be a Man City legend, says Guardiola
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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has revealed who between Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland he would pick in his team.
Both Haaland and Mbappe have had a blistering start to the new season, with the former scoring an eyewatering 12 goals since joining Manchester City in the summer.
On his part, Mbappe has picked from where he left last season, hitting top form with Paris Saint-Germain this term with nine goals to his name.
Haaland can be a Man City legend, says Guardiola
FootballThe two football stars are widely regarded as the future of football, with many pundits and fans reckoning the duo will continue with the legacy of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
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Despite Haaland's incisiveness in front of the goal, Henry has insisted that he would still pick Mbappe over the City attacker in his team.
According to the legendary Arsenal star, he would prefer his fellow countryman because he can 'create and finish.'
"Mbappe can create and finish. Haaland doesn't create. He finishes," Henry told CBS via the Daily Mail.
"Mbappe can play on the right and on the left. He can play in the middle. Haaland can only play in the middle," he added.
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FootballThis comes on the backdrop of Kylian Mbappe appearing to declare himself as the heir apparent of Lionel Messi's and Cristiano Ronaldo's throne.
Sports Brief had earlier reported that Mbappe has been widely touted as the next superstar to take over the two arch-nemesis who have dominated football headlines for over 10 years plus.
The pair has 12 Ballon d'Ors between them, among many other individual and collective awards. Mbappe, meanwhile, has lit up the football world since making his debut at the age of 17.