A lot of Manchester United fans will remember a part of Rasmus Hojlund’s first game, which was at Arsenal in September.

The young Dane was making the Gunners’ defenders angry, and Casemiro, an experienced teammate, gave him a passionate and grateful hug.

The Brazil captain talked about this with club media a while ago. He also shared his thoughts on the striker’s ability. The striker scored his first Premier League goal, the game-winning goal against Aston Villa, after scoring five goals in the UEFA Champions League.

“At the end of the day, he’s just a kid, so we shouldn’t be putting a lot of pressure on him,” said Casemiro. “A lot of people think he should start scoring 30 or so goals right away.”

“He’s still young, and this is his first year in the Premier League.”

“About the video you brought up, I was really pleased with his behavior. For some reason, it’s really hard when you come on in a game as tough as games against Arsenal.

“He changed the dynamic when he came on, so I tried to tell him how I felt,” the midfielder, who is working hard to get back into action after missing a lot of time with an injury, said.

“He works really hard and is definitely getting better in every game.” Rasmus works hard and can’t wait to get going.

“He’ll be a great player for this club and, with the ambitions he has, he could define an era at Manchester United.”

Hojlund hopes to make his Emirates FA Cup start on Monday when we play Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium. He missed the loss at Nottingham Forest because he was sick.