Rasmus Hojlund, who was signed by Manchester United for £72m, is eager to get more playing time for his new club.
He made his debut against Arsenal earlier this month and appeared as a substitute in both of Denmark’s recent Euro 2024 qualifiers against San Marino and Finland.
Hojlund missed the first three Premier League games of the season due to a back problem but has since made a smooth return to action.
Denmark boss Kasper Hjulmand has been satisfied with the player’s fitness, and Hojlund is now ready to play for Manchester United.
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He is looking forward to the upcoming match against Brighton this weekend, as well as the Champions League opener against Bayern Munich next week.
Despite only playing for 30 minutes since joining the team, Hojlund is determined to make an impact and contribute to the club’s success.
When asked if he was excited about returning to Manchester, the 20-year-old told Bold.dk: “Of course I am. I’ve said it many times and that’s probably the biggest thing you miss when you’re with the national team. So I’m looking forward to it. I live the dream every day, so I’m happy about that.”
Hojlund says he believes his United debut went well despite the defeat to Arsenal.
He added: “It has been positive. I myself think that I made a good jump-in, and I hope that there will be more minutes for me after the national team break.
“We have some exciting matches ahead. We have to face Brighton this weekend and Bayern Munich in the next midweek, so I’m really looking forward to that.”
