# Erling Haaland birth chart without a birth time

> Erling Haaland's birth chart for July 21, 2000, Leeds, England: the birth time is unknown, rated X, so the chart is cast for noon without houses or Ascendant.

URL: https://kb.astroway.info/en/people/erling-haaland

Birth data: 2000-07-21, unknown, Leeds, England, United Kingdom; Rodden rating X.

Erling Haaland was born on July 21, 2000, in Leeds, England, where his father, Alf-Inge Haaland, had played for Leeds United until he moved to Manchester City a month before the birth. The family returned to Norway when he was three, and he grew up in Bryne, his parents' hometown. His birth time is unknown, so the chart is cast for noon. Its most visible features are three planets in Cancer and Mars sitting almost exactly on the star Pollux.

## What is known and what is not

All sources agree on the date and place: the Norwegian national encyclopedia Store norske leksikon, FourFourTwo, Wikidata and the English Wikipedia give July 21, 2000, Leeds. FourFourTwo explains why Leeds: his father's career had brought the family there. The hospital is not known, so the coordinates are those of the city centre.

No birth time exists anywhere, not even as an astrologer's guess. Astro-Databank has no page for him, and Astrotheme marks the time as unknown. We found no hour in the Norwegian press or in interviews with his father or his mother, Gry Marita Braut. The chart therefore carries [Rodden rating](/en/methodology#rodden) X: date without time.

The chart is cast for 12:00 British Summer Time (BST, UTC+1). In 2000 summer time ran from March 26 to October 29, so July 21 falls inside it at any hour. There are no houses, Ascendant or MC (see the section on [charts without a time](/en/methodology#unknown-time)). The Moon's degree is left out, but its sign is certain: the Moon was in Pisces all day. The Sun also stayed in Cancer for the whole day and entered Leo the next day.

## A stellium in Cancer

The Sun at 28°58′ Cancer, Mercury at 11°05′ Cancer and Mars at 23°06′ Cancer form a [stellium](/en/aspects/patterns/stellium). The North Node is in the same sign, at 24°35′ Cancer. Mars is conjunct the North Node with an orb of 1°29′, and the Sun's conjunction with the Node is wider, orb 4°22′.

Tradition links Cancer with family, roots and protecting one's own. Classical astrology counts Mars in Cancer as in its fall: its force comes not head-on but in waves, driven by feeling and loyalty to one's own people. The Sun in the last degrees of the sign stands at the border with Leo, the sign of the stage and public life.

## Mars on Pollux

Mars at 23°06′ Cancer sits 0°06′ from [Pollux](/en/fixed-stars/pollux), the brighter of the two stars that mark the heads of the Gemini twins. Ptolemy gave Pollux the nature of Mars, so here the star falls on a planet of the same nature. Tradition links Pollux with daring, a taste for risk and a fighting spirit.

## Sun sextile Saturn

The tightest aspect in the chart joins the Sun at 28°58′ Cancer and Saturn at 28°36′ Taurus: a [sextile](/en/aspects/sextile) with an orb of 0°22′. Saturn traditionally stands for discipline, routine and work over the long haul, and classical astrology reads a soft angle from it to the Sun as the ability to keep a routine without inner resistance. Saturn also sextiles the North Node with an orb of 4°00′.

Saturn is linked to Venus at 9°59′ Leo as well: the quintile from Venus to Saturn has an orb of 0°36′.

## Venus in Leo trine Pluto and Chiron

Venus at 9°59′ Leo forms a [trine](/en/aspects/trine) to Pluto at 10°23′ Sagittarius with an orb of 0°24′ and a trine to Chiron at 11°25′ Sagittarius with an orb of 1°26′. Pluto and Chiron are conjunct with an orb of 1°01′, so Venus meets them almost as a single point. All three bodies are in fire signs.

Tradition treats the trine as an angle through which energy flows without resistance. Venus in Leo is read as a taste for spectacle and grand gestures, and the contact with Pluto adds intensity. The opposition from Venus to Neptune at 5°21′ Aquarius has a wide orb of 4°37′ and makes the picture less clear-cut.

## Events often compared with the chart

- May 30, 2019: scores nine goals for Norway against Honduras (12-0) at the U-20 World Cup in Poland, a tournament record.
- September 17, 2019: scores a first-half hat-trick on his Champions League debut for Red Bull Salzburg against Genk (6-2).
- January 18, 2020: scores a hat-trick off the bench on his Borussia Dortmund debut at Augsburg (5-3).
- June 13, 2022: Manchester City complete his signing from Borussia Dortmund.
- May 3, 2023: scores his 35th Premier League goal of the season against West Ham, a new single-season record.
- June 10, 2023: Manchester City beat Inter 1-0 in Istanbul to win the Champions League and complete the treble.
- November 16, 2025: scores twice as Norway beat Italy 4-1 in Milan and qualify for their first World Cup since 1998.

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