Erling Haaland gave young fans a shock by disguising himself as camera crew - sporting a false moustache - on a photoshoot for Kellogg’s new football shirt to mark the return of its football camps for kids this summer.<br /><br />The Norwegian striker arrived undercover at the session to launch the new kit, catching the children completely off guard.<br /><br />He wasn’t alone, either – Manchester City teammates İlkay Gündoğan and Joško Gvardiol joined him.<br /><br />Alongside them were EFL players Ellis Simms from Coventry City, Birmingham City’s Jay Stansfield, and Will Grigg from League Two side Chesterfield.<br /><br />The kids believed they were attending a photoshoot to model the new Kellogg’s PUMA shirt and announce the return of the football camps for kids aged 5-15, which are delivered in partnership with the EFL, Manchester City, Celtic and Rangers.<br /><br />But the mood shifted when Haaland suddenly removed his fake moustache, and Grigg took off his wig and sunglasses, revealing their true identities.
