Erling Haaland asked to identify himself by balaclava-wearing cops during club raid | Football | Sport

Erling Haaland was reportedly confronted by Spanish police officers as they carried out a raid on his favourite beach club. The Norwegian was enjoying some down time at Playa Padre in Marbella over the weekend when the venue was stormed by armed cops in balaclavas.

Haaland looked surprised as he was spotted pulling his ID out of his pocket after being asked to identify himself, according to The Mirror. Police in Marbella are said to be raiding clubs in the area following a string of shootings in an attempt to ensure the safety of holidaymakers.

Around 200 officers were said to have been involved in the operation while a helicopter circled overhead. A similar raid was carried out at the Ocean Beach club last month, with stunned British tourists being ordered out of the pool so they could identify themselves.

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