Erling Haaland’s dad Alf-Inge escorted from Bernabeu box for getting into heated row with Real Madrid fans

Erling Haaland’s father has been filmed in a heated exchange with Real Madrid fans before being escorted out of a box inside the Bernabeu stadium.

Reports from Spanish journalists claimed Alf Inge Haaland threw peanuts at supporters below him and also hurled insults – though video only captures what happened after that alleged incident.

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A number of supporters captured images of the 50-year-old former Manchester City player smiling and waving sarcastically at supporters, and also cupping their ears at the crowd.

But then security entered the box, and one was seen taking Haaland Sr by the arm and leading him away.

For their part, supporters were heard calling the Norwegian a homophobic term, before chanting goodbye as he was escorted out.

The incident came at the start of the second half of City’s 1-1 Champions League semi-final draw against Real Madrid.

The 14 time winners had taken an excellent start when Vinicius Jr fired a rocket past Ederson Moraes, but in the second period Kevin De Bruyne responded with an equally stunning strike.

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Alf Inge’s son, Erling, was largely kept quiet during the match, with David Alaba shepherding the 51-goal striker into back-to-back goalless games.

Erling has long been linked with a move to Real Madrid, and many insiders expect him to leave City for Spain later in his career, even if his father doesn’t have the best relationship with the fans.