‘Norway in the house!’ Haaland and co. take over Miami ultraclub
It was bound to happen: Erling Haaland has been officially indoctrinated into Miami’s nightlife scene.
After a disappointing, 2-1 World Cup L to England Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium, the Manchester City superstar and his Norwegian teammates shook it off and pivoted into party mode.
Videos shared from E11EVEN’s Instagram shows the guys a few hours after the match all cleaned up, exiting the team bus and heading in to the 24/7 downtown ultraclub.
If you want to drown your sorrows, this iconic hot spot is a good starting point.
In more footage shot from inside the 20,000 square foot venue, Haaland, dressed in a smart blue top and white slacks, walks through the crowd with a huge grin. Screaming patrons, holding up their cellphones like they’re at a Rolling Stones concert, clear a path as thumping disco music blasts from the speakers.
In another clip, Haaland takes in the wild, lit scene from the second-floor VIP area with his brothers-in-arms, including fellow soccer standouts Alexander Sørloth (Atlético Madrid), Antonio Nusa (RB Leipzig), Andreas Schjelderup (Benfica), and Julian Ryerson (Borussia Dortmund).
At around 3:30 a.m., the high-energy vibe got kicked up another notch when Flo Rida took the stage. The local rapper performed such megahits as “Low,” “Right Round,” “Club Can’t Handle Me,” “Wild Ones,” “Whistle” and “My House.” Haaland and co. danced and sang along to the lyrics, amazingly, not a one looked spent from that grueling 123-minute match.
During the raucous set, we were told Flo gave a shoutout to the beloved Vikings who have inspired legions of American fans to row on escalators: “Give it up for Norway in the house!” the singer screamed into the mic, with Haaland “politely” waving back.
Insiders added that the power striker, who also is a decent rapper himself, was on his best behavior. At one point, he turned down an offer to have bottles of Don Julio 1942 delivered to his table from fans who worked for the tequila company. Worth noting: Haaland’s booth appeared to already have a bottle of 1942 there, alongside bottles of E11EVEN Vodka, naturally.
Not surprisingly, the father of one (with longtime gf Isabel Haugseng) isn’t a Tartan Army-level partier. The athlete’s fuel of choice? Filtered water, raw milk and coffee flavored with pure maple syrup.
A big key to his success, besides nutrition and fitness, is mental.
“It’s about looking ahead and staying in the present. Not to think about what happened or what could have happened or anything,” Haaland told Men’s Health in April. “I try not to overthink everything, even though there are a lot of things happening in the world right now. Try to enjoy every second of your life because life is shorter than we think.”
This story was originally published July 13, 2026 at 12:54 PM.
