Haaland doesn't plan to stop scoring after passing 40-goal mark

Erling Haaland has not set any specific goals target for himself this season, despite his latest hat-trick against Burnley in the FA Cup, which takes his total in all competitions to 43. The striker has now scored six hat-tricks this season, including five goals in the Champions League against RB Leipzig.

's impressive performances have helped

reach the semi-finals of the FA Cup, and he has become the sixth Premier League player to score over 40 goals in a single season, following Harry Kane (41) and Mohamed Salah (44) in the 2017-18 season.

Haaland is expected to break more records in the future, and he has no plans to slow down his impressive performances anytime soon.

"It's been a good couple of games, with important goals and 7-0 and 6-0 wins before the international break – it's impressive and I'm really happy,"

he told BBC Sport.

"Every goal means a lot to me, every goal for the team means a lot. To win 6-0 is an amazing thing against a really good Burnley side. I'm really happy and now the next game is at Wembley.

"We are in the part of the season where we should be at our best. Of course, we should be at our best all the time, but now it's where things get decided.

"We have to perform. The last couple of games have been finals, and that's exactly what we are doing.

"I have not set a target [of goals] this season. As a striker, I love to score goals, but my focus is not on scoring goals, it's getting the chances. If you get the chances, there's a chance to score, so that's what I try to focus on."

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