Even Ronaldo waits: HSV star relishes ‘cheat code’ Haaland | OneFootball

David Möller Wolfe has had an eventful few months behind him. After a crazy World Cup summer with Norway, including a run to the quarter-finals, a move to HSV followed on deadline day.

There, the 24-year-old initially endured a complicated start. Just a few days after arriving from Wolverhampton Wanderers, he was on the receiving end of a heavy 0–5 home defeat against Mainz. Möller Wolfe was in the starting XI for that match, just as he was for the subsequent 0–5 loss in Leipzig.

A first glimmer of hope came in the 2–1 win over Cologne. The left-back delivered a largely unspectacular performance overall, but with a perfectly weighted pass to assist provider Albert Grønbaek, he played a significant role in the build-up to the 2–0. Overall, he completed three of his four long balls to a teammate.

With renewed confidence, Möller Wolfe recently headed off to the Norwegian national team. Like HSV goalkeeper Sander Tangvik, he was part of the squad just a few months ago that produced a true football fairytale in the United States, Canada and Mexico, sensationally reaching the quarter-finals. The new Hamburg man also had a strong tournament himself. With the exception of the insignificant final group match against France, he started every game.

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HSV star hopes for more magical moments with Norway

Möller Wolfe experienced his biggest World Cup moment in the opening match against Iraq, when he set up Norway superstar Erling Haaland for the crucial 1–0 after 29 minutes. Haaland went on to score a remarkable six goals during the World Cup and was hailed by Möller Wolfe as a “cheat code”.

Now, alongside that cheat code, the HSV pro wants to make headlines once again. In Nations League Group D, the Scandinavians first face Denmark, led by Rothosen playmaker Grønbaek, on Thursday evening (8:45 p.m.). Just three days later comes the clash with Portugal and superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.

Before heading back to the Volkspark, Norway and Möller Wolfe will also face Wales (1 October) and Portugal once again (4 October). So there are plenty of highlights to come before the Bundesliga away match at TSG Hoffenheim on 10 October.

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