The gesture has been praised by the official supporters’ club (OSC) as there were limited calls from fans to be refunded.
Kevin Parker, representative of Manchester City’s OSC, said: “City fans will travel to the ends of the earth to support our team, and last night was no different in the Arctic circle.
“Bodo is not an easy place to get to, and the sub-zero temperatures made it a challenging evening on a number of levels for our fans.
“The City support has an incredible connection with the players on a matchday, and this gesture is yet another reminder of that relationship – it means a lot to us.
“We know that the players are disappointed with the defeat to Bodo, but with our next game at home on Saturday there’s a chance to get back to winning ways and our fans will be in full voice.”
City suffered one of the biggest upsets in Champions League history in being stunned by Bodo and now require victory in their final league-phase game against Galatasaray to ensure a top-eight finish.
Haaland called the result “embarrassing” and apologised to the travelling fans by telling TNT Sports: “Bodo played some incredible football and it was deserved. I don’t know what to say. What I can say is sorry.”