Regardless of how Haaland performed in the Champions League semi-finals and final last season,I think it would be wise to appreciate his goalscoring record. Haaland played 11 matches last season with Manchester City in the Champions League, and he managed to score 12 goals in 11 matches. Don't you think that's great?
After all, Pep Guardiola doesn't play a game strategy around Haaland so we can see all the players who play are involved in attack. Haaland is a target man, but almost anyone can score goals because Pep Guardiola has that scheme in building attacks instead of relying on one player.
Not infrequently each coach applies a different strategy in every match that will be played by his team, especially in crucial matches such as what happened in City's match in the semifinal and final match. in these two crucial matches, Haaland was unable to score a single goal for his team. but his contribution to his teammates is huge, let's take a look at Bernardo Silva's goal moment. At that time, Haaland was under heavy guard from the opposing team. However, he was able to outwit and make room for his other teammates to move freely and score goals. proven, City won the game over Madrid.
Referring to what you said about Pep's system, we totally agree that even though Haaland is actually a Target Man, his teammates are involved in building attacks. hence, Pep tends to use a 3-2-4-1 system. the pattern applied by Pep is very effective and every player can score goals if they have the opportunity and opportunity. So, back to Haaland's discussion, the fact is that not every striker will always score goals in crucial matches. it could be, the coach makes a strategy scenario like I said at the beginning. but for sure, Haaland is a great striker and very hungry for goals. this season, he has the potential to become the top scorer in both the domestic league and the champions league.