Rasmus Højlund received important advice and sympathetic support throughout his Man United stay because club legend Peter Schmeichel provided him with both positive and emotional support. Since joining his national team for the Nations League quarterfinals the Swedish player has scored eight times from his 43 matches played this season. Hojlund relies on Schmeichel’s experience as United’s former goalkeeper as he makes himself comfortable at the Old Trafford stadium. The forward player emphasises that his fellow Dane’s knowledge about facing United’s stressors proves essential to his experience.
Schmeichel’s Guidance Helps Højlund Navigate United’s Challenges
Højlund describes the former United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel as his source of support because Schmeichel consistently reaches out to cheque on him. Højlund reveals that Peter creates time for him to talk about his emotional state during both positive and negative situations. Højlund does not consider Schmeichel to be his father figure but sees him as a valuable source of wisdom since the legendary goalkeeper understands United’s demands as a Danish player. Through his relationship with Schmeichel Højlund receives specialised advice regarding how to respond to the intense expectations that come with being a part of a prestigious international football club.
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Schmeichel’s Mentorship Strengthens Højlund’s Growth At United
The Danish goalkeeper provides emotional support besides positional guidance to Højlund during his time at Manchester United. Due to his experience at Man United he understands fully what playing for this club means as a Dane. The availability of someone to share experiences with football now brings him pleasure Højlund stated. Old Trafford’s 21-year-old player benefits from having Schmeichel’s guidance since his time at the club remains brief. United’s future development will be enhanced by Højlund as he embraces the knowledge of a Danish football legend at the club.
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