SportsErling Haaland splurges on £2.75m Mercedes AMG-One: A unique addition

Erling Haaland splurges on £2.75m Mercedes AMG‑One: A unique addition

In the photo: Erling Haaland and Mercedes AMG One
In the photo: Erling Haaland and Mercedes AMG One
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10 March 2024 16:25

Football players have a weakness for expensive and fast cars. Some have no brakes when it comes to spending a huge fortune on a luxury car. Erling Haaland is among them. Media reports have emerged that the Norwegian striker has just become the owner of a new "toy" on four wheels.

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The online world is abuzz because his purchase is insanely expensive and deadly fast. The Manchester City star decided to buy a Mercedes AMG-One. It's a vehicle many dream of, but only a few can afford to buy.

Haaland has bought a unique Mercedes

This is a unique model. Only 275 units were produced, which affects the price. Haaland paid around £2.75 million for this Mercedes model, equivalent to over £12 million.

This vehicle is made unique by the fact that it has exactly the same engine as the Mercedes Formula 1 racing cars. This translates to specific figures. 1,063 horsepower, a top speed of approximately 353 km/h, and it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.9 seconds.

Unique cars attract motor enthusiasts with unlimited budgets. "Marca" reveals that the Mercedes AMG One is owned by, among others, David Coulthard, Valtteri Bottas, Ion Tiriac, and Mark Wahlberg.

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Erling Haaland already has in his collection several enviable cars. These include a Ferrari SP2 Monza, Rolls-Royce Cullinan, Mercedes AMG GLE 63 S 4Matic Coupe, Audi RS 6 Avant, and a Range Rover Sport P510e.

Such a richly equipped garage would not be possible without his star contract at Manchester City. Unofficial findings indicate that more than £21 million make their way into the account of one of the world's best football players each year.