Erling Haaland jumps into crowd to give shirt to amazed young Dortmund fan

Erling Haaland jumped into the crowd in an incredible gesture to give an amazed young Borussia Dortmund fan his shirt.

The Norwegian could not find the back of the net in The Black And Yellow’s DFL-Supercup clash with rivals Bayern Munich.

It marked a missed opportunity to continue the momentum he built in the opening game of the season, scoring two and assisting two in the 5-2 win against Eintracht Frankfurt.

But footage has emerged of Haaland making the effort to make a young fan’s night at the Westfalenstadion.

In the clip, the full-time whistle has blown and the 21-year-old is making his way over to the corner of the stadium.

And he strides over three advertising boards before making his way over to the young fan, giving the shirt away before jumping back down.

The camera then shows the young supporter with his sign, beaming with delight that his sign worked.

Haaland is also greeted with a warm round of applause from the Westfalenstadion as he responds in kind.

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It marked a positive end to a night where the Norwegian failed to make an impact against rivals Bayern.

After 41 minutes of play, Robert Lewandowski got the goal-scoring going for the visitors before Thomas Muller netted on the other side of the whistle.

Dortmund had a way back into the game with 26 minutes to go, though, when Marco Reus got on the end of Jude Bellingham’s assist.

But the Polish forward had the final word on the DFL-Supercup encounter, adding a second goal 10 minutes later.

The Norwegian has once again been the talk of the transfer window, with clubs such as Chelsea, Manchester City and Manchester United all linked with his signature.

And he has even expressed his ‘dream’ of playing in the English top-flight.

But many are expected to wait until next summer, when the 21-year-old will have two years left on his current Borussia Dortmund contract.

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