Erling Haaland splashes £250k – just two days’ wages – on rare new Lamborghini to add to Man City star’s £10.5MILLION supercar collection

Erling Haaland is fast becoming football’s biggest oil magnate, having increased his spending on supercars to £10.5 million with a brand new Lamborghini.

The Manchester City striker has been in the form of his life this season and has rewarded himself with another big purchase.

The latest vehicle in the luxury vehicle fleet is the £250,000 matte green Lamborghini Huracán Sterrato.

Haaland, who earns just under £1million a week, was spotted leaving City’s training ground behind the wheel of the 602bhp supercar, which can hit 62mph in 3.4 seconds.

The Huracan Sterrato was designed for off-road use and only 1,499 of the model were produced by the Italian manufacturer, which makes it even more exclusive.

It can reach a top speed of 261 miles per hour, but its quarter-million price tag doesn’t put it anywhere near Haaland’s most expensive car.

Haaland was in stunning form and rewarded himself with another supercar

Haaland reportedly teamed up with billionaire car collector Ole Ertvaag to purchase the £4 million Bugatti Tourbillion.

The rare supercar is one of only 250 built and was billed as having ‘space age’ features including ‘butterfly doors’.

Bugatti has a 1,800-horsepower gasoline and electric hybrid V16 engine that can accelerate the vehicle from zero to 62 mph in two seconds and reach 194 mph in just five seconds.

Of course, prices don’t matter much to Haaland, who signed a lucrative nine-and-a-half-year contract. In 2022, Daily Mail Sport revealed that the Norwegian goal machine was receiving a wage and bonus package of close to £865,000 every seven days following his £51 million transfer from Borussia Dortmund.

An almost guaranteed set of add-ons, loyalty bonuses and image rights payments have made him by far the highest-earning player in the country.

It is understood the new contract, which does not include a release clause, is built on similar principles and includes a salary increase, but it is not enough to take him over the £1 million mark.

And if there’s one thing Haaland loves to spend his money on, it’s his prized garage of rare supercars, of which the Huracan Sterrato is the newest addition to a fleet worth an estimated £8 million.

In August he was spotted driving a £200,000 Ford Shelby F-150 truck, and in May Haaland splashed out on a yellow convertible Ferrari 812 Superfast, which would set him back £320,000 down the line.

Haaland’s new car (stock model pictured) can hit 62mph in 3.4 seconds

Haaland reportedly teamed up with billionaire car collector Ole Ertvaag to purchase the space-age Bugatti Tourbillion in March this year

Haaland was filmed driving his new £320,000 Ferrari 812 Superfast convertible earlier this year.

His collection also includes an Aston Martin DBX 4×4 worth £350,000, a Mercedes Maybach worth £250,000 and an Audi RS6 Avant Quattro worth £120,000.

The striker has been seen driving the Ferrari Monza SP2, Rolls-Royce Cullinan and Range Rover Sport in the past.

He also owns a state-of-the-art Mercedes AMG-ONE worth £2.7 million. Only 275 units of this model were produced.

His Ferrari Monza FP2 was another of the more expensive cars, which set him back £2.5 million.

Only 499 of these classics were produced, and Haaland will have to buy a used version, which is increasingly pricey.

Even the cheapest cars in Haaland’s garage still cost over £100,000, with the Range Rover Sport (£120,000) being used as an everyday vehicle.

Haaland has rediscovered the form that has made him one of the most feared players in the world this season.

The City striker has already scored 11 goals in the Premier League, leading the race for the golden boot, and has scored three times in the Champions League.

Haaland, who scored the winning goal against Brentford at the beginning of this season, explained that one of the factors behind his recent form is fatherhood.

He said: ‘I’ve never felt as good as I do now.

Haaland’s collection also includes an Aston Martin DBX 4×4 worth £350,000

Haaland also reportedly owns a Mercedes-AMG ONE (not his pictured)

‘It’s about preparation, getting ready for the games.

‘You may be physically ready, but you need to be mentally ready.

‘Having kids makes me even better because I disconnect more than ever, I don’t think about football at all.

‘When you’re young you think about this and that and maybe you worry about things, but when I come home I feel more relaxed.

‘I think I need to give my son a note.’