Rasmus Hojlund is the most recent football player to admit that he has wanted to play for Manchester United since he was a child.

However, the new striker for the Red Devils, who cost 72 million pounds, has the proof! Hojlund, who is now twenty, revealed a statement he wrote when he was ten years old for a school project. The message described his two football aspirations.

Both of these milestones occurred in less than ten years, which is a significant achievement for the “winner child” who inspires the determined Dane to continue improving.

Hojlund stated in a letter he wrote 10 years ago, “My goal is to play for the Danish national team and Manchester United.” He then read out the letter to TV2 Sport.

In September, he received the first of his six senior caps, making fantasy number one a reality.

Furthermore, United was able to withstand PSG’s last-minute desire in getting his services from Atalanta, allowing them to successfully finish the second half of the goal.

According to Hojlund, the most important thing is to set big goals and the courage to work toward them. In that situation, you will not be successful in reaching your objectives.

Getting everything in one package is not something that happens very often, but in the case of Manchester United and me, I believe that everything has just come together. It’s the perfect combo.

“At this very moment, the club is going through a selection process, and I would be more than happy to be a part of it.

This is another reason why I chose to relocate to this location at this particular moment in time; I am confident that I will be able to grow alongside the squad, and with any luck, we will be able to win a lot of trophies together.

The hunter, who was born in Copenhagen, also uploaded a picture of himself when he was a young student wearing United shirts with his younger brothers Emil and Oscar. It was with his younger brothers.

Rasmus’s siblings wore red shirts, whereas he wore black shirts.

He recalled that he was “very small” when he first became devoted to United.

“I think that Rasmus at ten would probably be “buzzing,” as they say over here in England,” Holland continued.

“I’ve pursued that because (he) set himself a goal,” the speaker said.

Hojlund, though, will miss United’s opening two games due to a preseason injury sustained while playing for Atalanta.