Peter Schmeichel hugs Rasmus Hojlund on Old Trafford

Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel has been observed that they offer words of encouragement to fight against Rasmus Hojlund striker outside Old Trafford after drawing the club 1-1 against Arsenal.

During the late start on Sunday, H The young striker, who struggled to find the back of the net this season consistently, managed only one shot after he came, and was out of the goal.

The Danish International scored only seven goals in 37 appearances this season, and only two of them arrived in the Premier League. This has led to reports suggesting that the coaching staff at the club are increasingly frustrating its form And he could even make a way out in the summer.

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In the midst of increasing pressure, Schmeichel, who won five Premier League titles with Man United, was seen offering a convincing conversation with forward. Two days shared a hug in front of the stadium, with Schmeichel, who worked as an expert in ViaPlay, trying to raise the ghosts of a 22-year-old striker.

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Hojlund had previously shown a promise, scoring 16 goals in his debut season before moving to Man United under Erik Ten Hag. However, its shape decreased from transmission, especially under the Ruben amorim – but there is still hope that it will intensify.

Wayne Rooney throws support behind Rasmus Hojlunda

Later, a united legend Wayne Rooney supported the young striker, saying on Match of the Day: “Manchester United striker, when you don’t score goals, there are many pressure, a lot of people talking about you. Can you do it for Manchester United?

“But simplifying the game, getting the ball, release, entering the box, spreading the ball, entering the penalty area, putting yourself in the best position for scoring goals. Nine times of 10 rely on your teammates to give you a chance and put the ball in the box or sliding balls behind.

“Maybe he didn’t do it – he wasn’t late for that service. But I believe in him. I think he’s a good player and works hard. I think it’s really important too.

“I think he just needs that goal and once he gets it, everyone will start to come.”