Manchester City's Erling Haaland outlines what he can improve on under Pep Guardiola

Manchester City newcomer Erling Haaland believes that while may need time to settle into life at the club, he is up to the task. 

Haaland however, believes that when making such a big move, it can take some time for a player to bed into their new surroundings. 

"You are a kind of entertainer. You get judged every single week for what you do on the pitch and you have to deliver and do your best.

"For me as a striker, this is something I cannot stress about because if you think too much, you might end up doing things you don't want to do."

The Leeds-born forward added: "It's all about trying to enjoy, live in the moment. People talk about what you did a year ago, but it's the next game that counts."

Whilst Haaland has been labelled by many as the final piece of Guardiola's puzzle at the Etihad Stadium, the former Dortmund man insists that he still has plenty of room to improve.

"(I can improve) everything. If you think I'm good at one thing, I can always get better," the Norway international said.

"This is something I have to do. As a young player, playing for Pep Guardiola, playing for the best club in England, I have to keep developing and get better at a lot of things.

"That's what I like a lot about football, you can always develop, you can always get better at the game."

Having struck relationships on and off the pitch soon following his arrival, Haaland is hoping to develop the person as much as the player as he enters his first season in England.

He said: "Part of the game is to get out of your comfort zone which is something I've been doing and something I like because then you develop more as a human being as well.

"The chemistry on the pitch with the other players is something that will come - I don't know if it will take weeks, months, but this is something we have to build on every single day in training.

"I'm a player that's hungry for goals, that gives 100 percent, that wants to win every single game. They are simple things but also really important things."