League Two dig, Alf-Inge's reply - Roy Keane's feud with Erling Haaland as Man City ace hits back

Roy Keane's comments about Erling Haaland have now generated a response from the Manchester City striker.

Keane first remarked about Haaland after the goalless draw with Arsenal back in March. The Manchester United legend referred to Haaland as a "League Two player", which has generated plenty of headlines in the weeks since he made the comments.

Haaland scored four goals for City in the 5-1 win over Wolves on Saturday in the Premier League. After the game, Haaland was asked about Keane's 'League Two player' comments in an interview with Norwegian broadcaster Viaplay.

"I don't really care that much about that man, so that's all right," said Haaland in response to a question about Keane's previous remarks.

MEN Sport takes a look at the growing feud between Keane and Haaland, including the infamous 'League Two players' comments and more.

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"In front of goal he's the best in the world, but his general play for such a player - it is so poor," Keane told Sky Sports. "Not just today. He has to improve that.

"He's almost like a League Two player - that's the way I look at him. His general play has to improve. It will do over the next few years. [He's a] brilliant striker but he has to improve his overall game."

"I do not agree with him, absolutely not. He's a manager for the second or third league? I don't think so," Guardiola said ahead of City's game against Aston Villa. "He's the best striker in the world and he helped us win what we won last season. The reason why we didn't create many chances [vs Arsenal] was not Erling, it's that we need more presence in the