Erling Haaland, the star forward of Manchester City, is at the center of a controversy off the field that could have legal repercussions. The Norwegian striker, known for his impressive goal-scoring ability, is facing the possibility of being arrested in Switzerland due to an outstanding fine of 60 Swiss francs (approximately 68 dollars). While the amount in question is relatively small compared to his earnings, the situation has raised eyebrows given the context.

According to reports from the Swiss newspaper Blick, Haaland has an outstanding debt with the Swiss government related to a traffic violation, although the exact details of the incident have not been disclosed. The unpaid fine is serious enough that if it is not resolved before the striker returns to Switzerland, he could be detained upon arrival.

The incident comes amid a difficult period for Haaland and his team, Manchester City, which is going through a results crisis. The team, managed by Pep Guardiola, suffered a painful defeat to Feyenoord in the Champions League on Tuesday, adding to their record of five consecutive games without a win, a streak that is unprecedented in Guardiola's tenure.

Despite the off-field situation, Haaland remains the team's top scorer, with 15 goals in 17 games this season. His goal-scoring ability continues to be one of the few positives in a City side that is struggling with results, casting doubt on the direction of the season.

Although 68 dollars is an amount Haaland could easily pay in a matter of seconds, the situation could lead to legal complications if not resolved promptly. The fine, though seemingly minor, adds another chapter to the rollercoaster of emotions the Norwegian forward is experiencing, with challenges both on and off the field.