Denmark coach Brian Reimer is unfazed by Rasmus Hojlund ‘s recent form and believes the international break will benefit the Manchester United forward.

Hojlund, 22, has failed to score in 20 games in all competitions as United sit bottom of the Premier League table.

However, the £72million midfielder has been called up to play in Denmark’s Nations League quarter-final against Portugal on Thursday.

“Hojlund’s form says it all. You know the numbers. I can’t say much more than that,” Reimer told the เล่นเกมคาสิโน UFABET ทันสมัย ฝากถอนง่าย. “

I want to pick players who are on top form and full of self-confidence but sometimes you have to make compromises. “

My job is to find the right balance, with the players who are not on top form, that I can choose from. I think Hojlund will really benefit from coming here and getting the love from the national team. “I’m

not worried about Hojlund’s form at all. He’s got strong character. We keep in touch closely. I’ve been in the game long enough to know that’s football.

“Players’ form goes up and down. I don’t know a striker who hasn’t had a goalscoring crisis. Last season, Højlund scored seven goals in six games for United and we are all ready to give him a 100-year contract. “

That’s football. When players come back and explode, we forget about what happened. Hojlund is an important part of the national team, with his quality for scoring goals and being involved in the pressing. We are happy to have him in the team.”