7ft 6 basketball star Mamadou N’Diaye dwarfs them all!

Basketball sensation Mamadou N’Diaye dwarfed 6ft 4 inch Erling Haaland when he posed with the striking superstar after Manchester City’s match against West Ham on Saturday.

The former UC Irvine player stands at a towering 7ft 6 inches and put Haaland and his team-mates in the shade during his trip to the London Stadium.

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Haaland is among the tallest players in the Premier League and coupling his imposing presence with ferocious speed played a vital role in his record-smashing goalscoring form for Man City last season.

But the Norway international looked minute compared to the Senegalese baller, who also dwarfed his 6ft two inch team-mate Ederson.

But the most eye-catching presence in the photograph was Bernardo Silva: standing at 5ft 8 inches, the Portuguese midfielder is nearly two feet shorted than N’Diaye.

The former UC Irvine player took in a trip to the London Stadium on a visit to the capital and even won the match shirt of Manuel Akanj

All four men posed with beaming smiles as the Man City players revelled in their 3-1 comeback win against the Hammers on the road, and N’Diaye enjoyed his vacation in London.

N’Diaye also met with Manuel Akanji, picking up the player’s match shirt, before taking a tour of the stadium and practising keepy-ups on the West Ham badge.

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The sportsman also shared pictures from his sightseeing around the British capital as he took in central London and various museums.

N’Diaye cheekily posed next to a red telephone box, the clever angles of the camera making it seem as if the player was almost as tall as the London street icon.

In reality, London telephone boxes stand at 8ft 3 inches.