‘He was Very good last night, I must applaud Him for having an amazing performance so far’: Erik ten Hag says £85,000-a-week player was Man United’s star in the Champions League this season.

Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, finds some positives to focus on, particularly highlighting the great performances of Rasmus Hojlund, despite the fact that Manchester United’s elimination from the Champions League was a dismal one.Despite the fact that United was anticipated to advance from what appeared to be a manageable group, they ended up finishing in last place and were unable to secure a position in any European competition this season.

Despite this, Ten Hag decides to highlight the positive aspects of the team’s Champions League campaign, specifically highlighting the significant contributions made by Rasmus Hojlund along the way.

A remarkable performance was produced by the Danish striker, who scored five goals during the competition.The following is what Ten Hag had to say about the entire performance of the team: “We had some good performances in the Champions League, with attacking football, but at the end of the day, we don’t have the points to qualify.”

Accepting it and gaining knowledge from it is necessary.

We have played some wonderful football in the Champions League; for instance, Rasmus Hojlund scored five times, which is a really strong performance, and he needs to take that belief into the Premier League. We have experienced some success in the Champions League. In my opinion, that is significant for the entire team.

With the acquisition of Hojlund from Atalanta for a fee of seventy-two million pounds in the summer, Manchester United has acknowledged the enormous potential that the Danish striker possesses.

Despite the fact that he has an amazing record of five goals in six games played in the Champions League, the focus is now shifting to transferring that success into matches played in the Premier League.

Hojlund is currently facing the challenge of overcoming his goal drought, which consists of zero direct goal contributions in 12 league games. The forthcoming match against Liverpool at Anfield gives an opportunity for him to make a huge effect on the game.