Manchester City striker Erling Haaland admits he and his teammates are still adjusting to eachother.
Haaland says he's yet to connect fully with City's players.
"It is frustrating. Either the player doesn't see me, or thinks there's a better chance to do something else. It's up to the players around me. It's about chemistry," he told Goal.com.
"I have been here for seven months, we are getting to know each other. It really is details. We know we are good players, and there are other things I could have done better.
Haaland, who has so far scored 32 goals in 30 games in Manchester City, talks further about the league match against Aston Villa (last weekend, 3-1).
"I said to Rodri, 'Please look for me behind the back line'. I said that to Bernardo (Silva) too. It didn't happen then, but things take some time.
"When we get to know each other completely, the fits will come. And I still get a lot of passes. We look for them all the time."
