Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 4-1 away. After the match, Hart said in an interview that Haaland will play many games in the future, and Manchester City needs to sign new players to help share the burden on him.

"Under Maresca, this team is far from reaching a perfectly mature level. The coach himself knows this, and the whole team is aware of it. There were many difficult moments in tonight's game," Hart said in an interview with the Premier League's official program. "Crystal Palace actually created chances and had the ability to stay in the game. But once Manchester City got into the game, they were unstoppable. I think this sends a strong signal to the entire Premier League."

"Manchester City's dominance in this match was as impressive as Arsenal's performance in their opening game of the season. They couldn't perhaps maintain that level for the full 90 minutes, but Manchester City's overall form today was indeed outstanding."

"In addition, with Buda coming off the bench, and perhaps new signings joining in the transfer window, the prospects are very good and encouraging."

After selling Marmoush to Tottenham, Haaland became the only senior center forward in Maresca's squad. Hart called on Maresca to complete new signings. There are currently rumors that Manchester City is interested in Liverpool's Gakpo, as well as the club's former player Alvarez, who is also rumored to be joining Arsenal for a significant transfer fee.

"Haaland is used to having a full summer break, but he has just finished a high-intensity World Cup and had a long and demanding summer. Of course, the World Cup experience helped him grow and he scored many wonderful goals, but this takes a huge toll on players."

"The Norwegian national team is strong, and now players have to compete in the World Cup, Euro, and the UEFA Nations League every two years. He will face a demanding schedule in the future and desperately needs help to share the pressure."

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