The Norway national football team shares a private jet bill after their World Cup win against Iraq. The Norwegian national team has gathered again in Greensboro, North Carolina, after their 4-1 win against Iraq in the opening match of the World Cup. However, the players have had two days off, and several of Norway's stars chose to spend their time in New York. On Thursday evening, several of the Norwegian stars arrived in a private jet that landed at the airport in Greensboro after their days off in the big city. Among them were Erling Braut Haaland, Kristoffer Ajer, Antonio Nusa, Alexander Sørloth, and David Møller Wolfe. Wolfe appeared at a press conference on Friday in connection with the national team's first training session after the Iraq match and revealed that the players share the bill. He enjoyed himself in The Big Apple and was in New York with his girlfriend. Norway won the opening match of the World Cup 4-1 against Iraq, but the players were later honest that the performance was still quite average. After getting the match at a bit of a distance, Wolfe is left with a positive feeling. Now, Senegal awaits in the next group stage match in the World Cup in New Jersey on Tuesday, Norwegian time. Senegal lost their opening match against France. David Møller Wolfe is positive about the match against Senegal and believes that Norway has good chances of winning. He says that the team has worked hard and is well prepared. Norway also has a good chance of advancing from the group, and Wolfe is optimistic about the team's chances.