Norway's dream run at the 2026 World Cup may have ended in heartbreaking fashion, but Erling Haaland and several of his teammates showed they weren't going to let one painful defeat overshadow what had been a historic tournament.
Just hours after Norway's quarterfinal elimination, Haaland and a group of national team players were spotted celebrating their remarkable World Cup campaign at Miami's famed downtown ultraclub, E11EVEN, where they enjoyed a late-night performance from rapper Flo Rida. The gathering served as a fitting finale for a Norwegian squad that captured the attention of soccer fans around the world by reaching the last eight of the tournament.
According to eyewitnesses, Haaland arrived at E11EVEN Miami shortly after 1:30 a.m. aboard a bus alongside several teammates, including Alexander Sørloth, Antonio Nusa, Oscar Bobb, Andreas Schjelderup and Julian Ryerson. The Norwegian players settled into a VIP booth overlooking the dance floor from the club's second level, where they spent the evening talking with friends, dancing and soaking in the atmosphere.
Around 3:30 a.m., the night's entertainment shifted to the stage as Flo Rida began his live performance. The Norwegian star was seen singing along to Flo Rida's chart-topping hit "Low" while his teammates laughed and cheered him on from the booth. The singer even acknowledged the World Cup visitors during his performance, pausing to tell the audience, "Give it up for Norway in the house."
Haaland responded with a polite nod toward the stage as the crowd applauded. Although the evening featured plenty of dancing and music, Erling largely stayed out of the spotlight. Witnesses said the striker remained relatively reserved compared to others in his group, spending much of the night chatting with teammates and friends.
