This Manchester City side has plenty of scope to improve as their superstar striker pointed out

Manchester City's star striker Erling Haaland has pointed out that the team has significant potential to improve as they start the new Premier League season. Haaland scored a brace in Manchester City's 4-1 win over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park last night, following a slightly rusty performance against Bournemouth. Speaking after the match, Haaland emphasized that Manchester City, like himself, are still learning to play as a new-look squad under manager Enzo Maresca.

He noted that there is plenty of room for growth within the team, as they are still adjusting to the new manager's system and coming back to full match sharpness after a busy summer. Haaland believes that the experienced core of the squad, while working together, still needs to build trust in the system and in each other. The article highlights that while Manchester City displayed a promising attacking force during the match, there are areas of their play that can and will improve with increased familiarity with Maresca's tactics.

The defense is also learning the tweaks Maresca has made, with last night's performance showing improvement, but still has room to become stronger as the team masters these changes. Overall, the report suggests that Manchester City, despite their early-season wins, still has significant room for improvement as they continue to work with their new manager and come to grips with the new season.