- Erling Haaland broke out on the biggest stage — seven goals in five games, carrying Norway to their first World Cup quarterfinal since 1998 and cementing his status as one of the world’s best.
- Norway was one of the tournament feel‑good stories: fun fan moments (the “Viking Row”), a shock 2-1 win over Brazil and a run that ended 2-1 to England in the quarters.
- Keep an eye on playmakers and youngsters — captain Odegaard shone with key assists and trophies for Arsenal, while Antonio Nusa and a young Benfica forward emerged as likely Premier League targets.
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