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The Norwegian's £51m switch to the Etihad was finally confirmed on Tuesday, and the fallout from this potentially era-defining deal will be colossal The worst-kept secret in football is finally out in the open:  Erling Haaland will join Manchester City this summer for £51 million ($63m). Still, while everybody knew this deal was coming, its confirmation still sent shockwaves through the football world. Haaland is one of the game's new superstars, a goalscoring machine, and he is now joining an already brilliant team lacking just one thing: a prolific No.9. Make no mistake about it: Haaland spearheading Pep Guardiola's slick City side is a daunting prospect for the rest of Europe. Indeed, the fallout will be fascinating, as this has the potential to be an era-defining deal that could have numerous knock-off effects.

  Goal: Wolves 1-3 Man City (Kevin De Bruyne) Ladies and gentlemen, Kevin De Bruyne! Take a bow, son, take a bow! It's a first-half hat-trick for the Belgian, who is absolutely loving life at Molineux tonight, as he gives Manchester City a two-goal cushion and puts them in the driving seat for victory against Wolves. This might be the most gorgeous of the lot, picked up from loose play inside the hosts' half and carried to the edge of the box, where he fizzes a rocket past Jose Sa in at the left post. This is one of the solo performances of the season! Kevin De Bruyne first half hat-trick will help in calming the nerves of City supporters as they are looking forward to the second half.

  Here are 10 things you might not know about the man who played a major role in the June 12, 1993 election annulment. 1 – Arthur Nzeribe was born on November 3, 1938, to Oyimba Nzeribe, a lawyer and state counsel. 2 – Nzeribe lost his mother when he was in primary school at the time when his father was away in Britain studying Law. 3 – He attended Bishop Shanahan College, Orlu, and the Holy Ghost College, Owerri. 4 – After his secondary school, he travelled to Lagos State in 1957 where he got employment with the Nigeria Ports Authority as an engineering cadet, and a year later, he received a scholarship from the NPA to study Marine Engineering. 5 – He attended the Portsmouth College of Technology and Chesterfield College of Technology in England. By 1960 when Nigeria got her independence, Nzeribe was already selling Life Insurance to black immigrants in Britain. 6 – He ran for the Senatorial seat of the Orlu Zone in Imo State in 1983 with the slogan, ‘Change ’83’ and electrified the p