Erling Haaland scores on farewell to Dortmund before Manchester City move - in pictures

Norwegian striker moving to Premier League after his last game in Germany

Borussia Dortmund's Erling Haaland celebrates scoring during the 2-1 Bundesliga victory against Hertha Berlin, his last match for the German side before joining Manchester City. AP

Erling Haaland scores from the penalty spot. AFP

Erling Haaland acknowledges the fans as as he is substituted. Getty

Haaland celebrates scoring. Reuters

Haaland waves farewell to the fans before his final home and departure for Manchester City game against Hertha Berlin on May 14, 2022. AFP

Borussia Dortmund's Norwegian forward Erling Haaland waves farewell to the fans before his final home and departure for Manchester City game against Hertha Berlin on May 14, 2022. AFP

Borussia Dortmund's Norwegian forward Erling Haaland waves farewell to the fans before his final home and departure for Manchester City game against Hertha Berlin on May 14, 2022. Getty

Borussia Dortmund's Norwegian forward Erling Haaland waves farewell to the fans before his final home and departure for Manchester City game against Hertha Berlin on May 14, 2022. Getty

Borussia Dortmund's Norwegian forward Erling Haaland waves farewell to the fans before his final home and departure for Manchester City game against Hertha Berlin on May 14, 2022. Getty

Manchester City-bound striker Erling Haaland waved an emotional goodbye to Borussia Dortmund supporters before his final Bundesliga appearance on Saturday.

Norwegian star Haaland was playing his last game for Dortmund against Hertha before completing a long-awaited move to Premier League champions City for the start of next season after they triggered his £51.25 million ($63.15m) release clause.

While the game was a dead rubber for second-placed Dortmund, Haaland was delighted to score from the penalty spot in a 2-1 victory which condemned Hertha to the relegation play-off place.

Wataru Endo scored in injury time for Stuttgart to clinch survival at Hertha's expense after a dramatic 2-1 win over Cologne.

Elsewhere, champions Bayern Munich signed off their Bundesliga season with a 2-2 draw at Wolfsburg.

Bayern finished the season eight points clear of Dortmund, with Leverkusen in third.