Norway’s Alexander Sørloth has received vile death threats and suicide messages online after failing to execute a crucial pass to Erling Haaland during their World Cup defeat to England.
Norway striker Alexander Sørloth has been targeted with horrifying death threats and online abuse following the nation’s agonizing World Cup quarter-final exit against England.
According to reporting from RMC Sport, the severe backlash includes explicit calls to suicide posted across social media networks.
The disturbing hostility escalated dramatically after the forward squandered a crucial counter-attack while Norway led 1-0.
Facing a two-on-one opportunity against English defender John Stones, Sørloth opted to take a heavily contested shot himself rather than squaring a pass to an unmarked Erling Haaland. The missed opportunity proved a critical turning point as England rallied to win 2-1 in extra time.
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