Erling Haaland consumes 6,000 calories daily in high-performance athlete diet
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Danielle Castro
Summary
The article discusses Erling Haaland's extreme diet, which consists of approximately 6,000 calories per day — more than double the recommended intake for an average adult male. The Norwegian striker, who faces Brazil in the World Cup, consumes a diet comparable to bodybuilders in heavy muscle-gain phases. Teammate Josh King humorously compared Haaland's eating habits to a bear's. The piece explores the caloric demands of high-performance athletes and how their nutritional needs far exceed standard recommendations.
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· 2 pulledNunca viu alguém comer tanto
A dieta adotada pelo craque inclui cerca de 6.000 calorias diárias
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