Haaland keen to stay out of his 'comfort zone' in pursuit of Champions League dream
Haaland has quickly established himself among European football’s elite, moving from Molde to Salzburg to Dortmund.
His form for BVB has prompted links to a host of the world’s leading clubs, including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Chelsea and Manchester United.
Haaland, who has scored 57 goals in 59 games in all competitions since moving to Germany, is widely expected to stay at Dortmund for another season, but he is always looking for his next challenge.
“I have been taking a couple of steps over the past few years and I think they have been good steps for me, personally, to get out of my comfort zone and to develop even more,” he told the Telegraph.
“I want to challenge myself in everything that I do. It’s something I think about.
“It’s also for everyone to always do this. People can sometimes be too comfortable staying in their ‘zone’ so I think it’s important to get out of that.”
