Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund has opened up about the intense scrutiny and pressure he has faced since joining the club and playing in the Premier League.
According to Fabrizio Romano, in an interview with Thym Pinon for Ballon d'Or, Hojlund shared his experiences and how he has adjusted to life at one of the world's biggest football clubs.
Hojlund, reflecting on his initial challenges, said, "Manchester United is so big, the Premier League is so huge... people are obviously more focused on you than before. It was hard at the beginning. Now, I am much calmer, I no longer worry too much about what is said."
According to a report, this candid admission highlights the significant pressure that comes with playing for a club of Manchester United's stature.
The Premier League's global reach means that every performance is closely scrutinized by fans and media alike, adding to the stress experienced by new players.
Hojlund's comments indicates the mental toughness required to thrive under such circumstances.
Despite these challenges, Hojlund remains confident in his abilities. He emphasized his belief in his own talent and goal-scoring potential, saying, "I know that I am a good player and that if I get chances, I will score a lot of goals."
This self-assurance is crucial for any striker, especially one looking to make a mark in a highly competitive league.
Hojlund's positive outlook and growing comfort suggest that he is settling well into his role at Manchester United.
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