Erling Haaland has liquidated his entire equity portfolio on the Oslo Stock Exchange, according to filings reported by Nettavisen.
The 25-year-old Manchester City striker and Norwegian national team captain has exited all positions held through his investment vehicle, Pillage 3 AS, marking a complete withdrawal from the Norwegian public markets.
5 million in returns from stock market investments in 2025, according to the company’s annual accounts published earlier this week.
The move concludes a period of active trading for the footballer’s investment arm.
Pillage 3 generated NOK 40.5 million in returns from stock market investments in 2025, according to the company’s annual accounts published earlier this week.
The recent sales activity, which occurred over the past year, has now reduced the portfolio to zero equity holdings.
Haaland’s exit from the Oslo Børs comes as the broader market navigates a period of volatility ahead of key central bank decisions.