Rasmus Hojlund has aimed a comically brutal dig at Manchester United when revealing the key to his resurgence following a summer move to Napoli.<\/p>\n
Hojlund<\/a><\/strong> has joined the reigning Serie A champions on loan for the season, with an obligation to sign him permanently for \u00a338m.<\/p>\n He scored a goal on debut and has now taken his tally to four goals in six appearances across all competitions, becoming the latest in a long list of players to thrive having immediately escaped Old Trafford.<\/p>\n READ MORE: Premier League CRISIS Rankings: Forest 2nd, West Ham 3rd, but what of Liverpool and Man Utd?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Now on international duty, ahead of Denmark\u2019s World Cup qualifiers against Belarus and Greece, Hojlund offered a damning 13-word explanation as to why he\u2019s rediscovered his touch.<\/p>\n \u201cNot much has happened other than me getting into a good football team,\u201d he said. Ouch.<\/p>\n Hojlund elaborated: \u201cI\u2019ve played a lot and it\u2019s been going really well. I\u2019ve felt fit and sharp. I\u2019ve made sure I was ready, and I did a lot of things off the pitch during my summer break to be ready for the upcoming season.<\/p>\n \u201cI don\u2019t know if there is a difference. In the subconscious, there may be. But I always try to tell myself that I am a good footballer who can always score goals, regardless of whether I haven\u2019t scored in 20 games or I am in the group I am in now.\u201d<\/p>\n Denmark boss Brian Reimer also aimed a sly dig at United in agreeing with the striker.<\/p>\n He said: \u201cThe fact that he is now on a well-functioning team and has players around him who take pride in doing good for others helps to make the outcome for a striker like Rasmus, who needs to be serviced. It is more important than which league you play in.\u201d<\/p>\n MORE MANCHESTER UNITED COVERAGE ON F365<\/strong>
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