Holland said he had sent Haaland a private message on social media, as both were in Monaco to attend a Formula 1 race.

However, the footballer had seen the message but did not reply.

The actor described this as a ‘humbling experience’, humorously adding that even famous people face such moments.

Despite this, Holland said he would still like to get to know Haaland better and would gladly accept a dinner with him in the future.

Meanwhile, Haaland left the World Cup after Norway’s elimination by England with a 2-1 result.

The striker also made headlines off the pitch, as during his stay in the USA he bought a stuffed raccoon worth about 650 euros and some other ‘western’ style items.

According to reports, he spent around 8,500 euros during a trip with some of his teammates.

Despite the elimination, Haaland remains one of the most talked-about footballers, both for his performances on the pitch and for his life off it.

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In the meeting hall of Parliament’s presidency in Tirana, the commission meeting was accompanied by strong clashes after opposition representatives insisted that the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg also be included in the process.

The debate intensified further when Democratic Party MP Ina Zhupa took the floor and began speaking about the protest. At that moment, the Socialist mayor of Gramsh, Besion Ajazi, who was present at the hearing as an invited guest, asked her to keep the discussion focused on the issue for which he had been called and not on the politics of the day with Flamingo inside.

“Dear colleagues, I have no intention of asking you what I will speak about, nor of pleasing you with what I am saying. You can wait. The lack of patience is reflected in that square filled with citizens. You have a local government that today has no voice. If you ask them yourself, they tell you they have no idea what plans there are for their municipality. And you are going to decide what the procedure is… stay there, keep your place as a guest,” Zhupa said.

Socialist co-chair of the commission Arbian Mazniku reacted immediately, responding to the DP lawmaker.

“Do not tell any official elected by the citizens to ‘stay there and keep your place.’ He got more votes there than you did,” Mazniku said.

Mazniku also insisted that the July 15 deadline for submitting the report to Parliament be respected, stressing that after that it will be Parliament itself that decides what will happen next with this reform.

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