Monday afternoon in Greater Manchester Market Town. Sunlight from the street. All tables, benches and seats outside the cafe bar. The face that feels the warmth of the sun.
Manchester Derby, six miles away from the road in the road to Manchester Derby, was the first to score in five years.
In the aftermath of the results, there were many conversations with many falls. But the atmosphere of the AltrinCham street seemed to have risen by glorious weather.
Sky Sports It’s in the cozy café, which is closed to the public when we wait for Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund to arrive.
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The phrase ‘coffee is always good’ is decorated in a red brick pillar near where we sit. The atmosphere was calm and comfortable.
HOJLUND ordered cappuccino with oat milk, but Eriksen ate water. We told me before we sat down before we talked about Manchester United’s season.
No player was disappointed. Both tried to explain and to understand why it was difficult to run.
The club’s Europa League is still alive after being dragged to Lyon 2-2 on the first leg of the quarterfinals on Thursday, but at night, I saw the second error of Andre ONANA.
Eriksen Customs Sky Sports: “There were many conversations this season, but at the same time we are in United, so we know that you will focus a lot of clubs and players.
RASMUS HOJLUND scored eight goals in all competitions this season.
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Eriksen joined the full -time Ruben Amorim’s predecessor Erik Ten Hag in Manchester United.
“When I arrived with 10 HAGs, it was clearly a slightly different performance style, a slightly different performance philosophy,” he says.
“Now, it’s a slightly different system and you have to adapt to it. Often in the season, it’s harder to change your work because everyone is already in the manager’s rhythm, but you think you are seeing progress.
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“People are getting more familiar with the system, and their position is to get the right change in a good way.”
HOJLUND sits with his fellow Denmark international and adds: “If you ask the manager, I want to be tomorrow.
“But that’s the same for us. We want to do our best as much as possible and change as soon as possible. There is no recipe for these kinds of things. I have time.”
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This season has talked a lot about HojLund’s number. He scored only three times in the Premier League and endured another difficult night with Lyon on Thursday.
HOJLUND knows the necessity of improvement, but Amorim said that the goal is “team problem” and “team problem” at the beginning of Manchester United at the beginning of the year, not the nine faults.
HOJLUND thanked his managers and decided to change his property.
“If I can do it, I want to score 100 goals tomorrow, but it’s about progress and I keep focusing on what you can do and how to reach that level,” he said.
“It is what we do every day, learn new things, and want to get better.
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“I think we are trying to build a place where we can grow and where we can develop ourselves.
“I think that’s a very young group. I’m now a lot of young and young players. It is helping each other. Competition helps to get sharper and better.
“Obviously, it’s important to have a player like Christian and a little older players.”
Eriksen said two things Sky Sports Following the 1-1 draw against Arsenal last month, Hoju Lund. You could feel the power of friendship between the two and how a 33 -year -old midfielder looked at his association teammates.
Eriksen said, “When you come to a club like United and come to a club like United, the pressure comes straight.
“You must learn how to live with it and actually deal with it early.
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“Rasmus found his way in any way, and as he said, he should always learn and develop.
“But I have a spotlight, especially with all the focus from the outside.
“It’s very difficult for many young people who are undergoing this kind of pressure. But if you go through it, you can imagine how happy and how easy it is later. It’s just pushing out and finding a way.”
“The Christians were great, he was calm, he said that he was not the same with my father and did something and worked, and he just helped me settle down.
“He helped where to live and this kind of things, but he also gave me an input to approach me at the right time and sometimes see what I need.
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“I think I should find my own way. So when he helped me and when I left to find my own way, if you could put it in that way, he was very helpful.”
HOJLUND continues to say: “I knew that I was part of the package when I signed it, which is part of the story of Manchester United.
“If you do not perform at the level and the club is not where you want, it is completely fair.
“But as the Christian says, you can’t emotionally enter the hole. You must organize yourself and find your own performance. And that’s here.”
What is the most important advice for Eriksen to players like his young self or Hojlund?
“I usually think that not only Rasmus but also all clubs are looking for their way. Since all clubs are different, all managers will be different from other perspectives and outside.”
“I’m actually looking for my way as a player, why I perform, why I don’t perform, and I’m trying to build it there.
“It was my goal from the beginning and perhaps it was my advice.”
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