“I would have be frustrated without him here”: Man United striker Rasmus Hojlund praises ONE team-mate who he has been nothing without as he reveals what he has done to him to make him better goal scorer now

Alejandro Garnacho, a 19-year-old who was instrumental in Manchester United’s 2-0 victory over Everton on Saturday, was praised by Rasmus Hojlund for his skills.

The Argentinean was a constant threat to the Merseyside club’s defense, and in the tenth minute, he forced a foul from James Tarkowski, which set up Bruno Fernandes’ 12-yard opening goal. After Ben Godfrey lunged in on the No. 17 exactly twenty-four minutes later, the same thing happened, and Marcus Rashford scored from the spot this time.

The win was crucial because it gave United confidence after two league defeats and helped them get back on track. Several players had missed the match due to injuries.

Among them was Hojlund, who had been scoring in six straight games prior to sustaining a muscle injury last month. Others have had to step up in his absence, and the Norwegian seems pleased to see Garnacho do just that.

The winger posted a number of pictures to Instagram following the game, some of which showed celebrations following Saturday’s victory. He also added a mysterious caption with just an ellipsis and the speaking head emoji.

In response to his teammate’s post, Hojlund left a brief but heartfelt remark in the comments section: “Viva Garnacho.”

The young pair is thrilled that, according to the most recent Erik ten Hag update, their wait to play together might be over in just seven days. The manager announced prior to the Everton match that Hojlund, Harry Maguire, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka were being considered to return from their injuries in the FA Cup quarterfinal matchup at Old Trafford against Liverpool the following weekend.