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Monday afternoon in the Greater Manchester. Sunlight rays hit the streets. Each table, seat and seat outside the cafe barriers taken. The faces of the feeling of the warmth of the sun.

It was a day after Manchester Derby, where, six miles on the road in Old Trafford, Manchester clubs tied without goals for the first time in five years.

There were many repercussions and speaking in the wake of this result. But it seems that the mood in the streets of Altrincham has elevated due to the glorious weather.

Sky Sports It is located inside the toast, which is a comfortable cafe tape that closed its doors to the public while we were waiting for the patience of Christian Eriksen and Hasmus Holund.

The phrase “coffee is always a good idea” is decorated on a red brick column near the place where we were sitting. The weather was calm and comfortable.

Hojlund cappuccino command with oat milk but Eriksen went to water. It was never a single coffee, as he told me before we sit to talk about the Manchester United season.

None of the players devised the disappointment of it, as both tried to explain and understand the reason for the difficulty of turning things about.

The European League’s hopes of the club are still alive after a 2-2 draw to Lyon in the first stage of the quarter-finals on Thursday, but tonight ended in a low note, as Andre Eunana’s second mistake in the game lost their progress at the time of stopping.

Customs Eriksen Sky Sports: “There was a lot of talk in this season, but at the same time, we are in United, so you know that there will be a lot of focus on the club and the players and everything.

“There was a lot of climbing, landing, and a little drop more than we wanted. But we are still in the European League, then at the same time we will continue to pay in the league to the end.”

Eriksen in his third season in Manchester United after joining Robin Amorem Eric Tin Hag.

“When I got with ten hajj, it was clear that it was a little playing from the gameplay, a different philosophy of playing,” he says.

“Now, it is a little different system and you have to adapt to that. Often, when you are in one season, it is difficult to change things because everyone is in the manager’s rhythm before, but I think you see progress.

“People are more accustomed to the system, and the positions they play. It is about getting this appropriate shift in a good way.”

“I think if I ask the manager, he wants to be done by tomorrow,” added Holond, sitting alongside his international colleague, Denmark.

“But the same for us too. We want to do it as best as possible and want to change it as quickly as possible. There is no recipe for this type of things. It comes with time.”

Many have been said about Holund numbers against the goal this season. He scored only three times in the Premier League and endured another difficult night against Lyon on Thursday.

Hojlund realizes the need to improve, but Amorim said that the lack of goals is the “team problem” and not Manchester United’s mistake No. 9 at the beginning of the year.

Hojlund is grateful to support his manager and resolve to change his wealth.

“I want to score 100 goals tomorrow if you can, but it is about progressing and continuing to focus on what you can do, and how you can reach this level,” he says.

“This is what we are trying to do every day, and we care to learn new things, and the desire to become better.

“I think we are trying to build an environment now where we can grow and where we can develop ourselves.

“I think it’s a very small group as well. There are many young men and young players who come now, which is the kind of helping each other. Competition has become more severe, and helps each other make us better.

“Obviously, it is important to be players like Christian and a little older players who can get that experience they have.”

Eriksen spoke two Sky Sports Last month, about Hojlund after 1-1 draw against Arsenal. You may feel the friendship between the two and how the 33 -year -old midfielder searches for his teammate on and outside the field.

“If you are 20 years old and have come to a club like United, then the pressure is instantly,” says Eriksen.

“You have to learn to coexist with and deal with it really early.

“I am sure that Rasmus has found his way, and as he said, you always have to learn and develop.

“But I think, especially here with all the focus from the outside, the lights exist on you. At a bad time in the club, it is clear that it will be more difficult.

“It is very difficult for many young people as this is the first time that this type of pressure has passed. But I can only imagine, if you encounter it, how happy you are and how you feel after that. It is only about paying and finding your way.”

Hojlund picked up: “Christian was great. He did it in a calm way. He was not like the father with me and say what to do and somewhat things, he helped me stabilize.

“He helped me in the place of living and these types of things. But it was also great in approaching me at the right times, as well as giving me the inputs that he can see sometimes.

“I think I have to find my own way. So it was great to understand when to help me and when to leave me to find my own way, if you can put it in this way. This helped me a lot.”

Hojlund continues: “I knew this is part of the package when it fell. That’s what it is. It is part of the story of being Manchester United.

“You are criticized if you do not lead to the level and if there is no place where the club wants to be, which is completely fair.

“But as Christian also says, you can’t get into an emotionally hole. You need to keep yourself matched and find your own way of performance and this is what we are here.”

What is the most important advice that would give Eriksen himself the youngest or a player like Hojlund now?

“I think in general, not only for Rasmus, but for everyone, he finds your own way, because every different club, any manager, any person who comes, will be a different perspective, a different view from the outside, from the inside,” he says.

“So it is really related to finding your own way as a player, knowing the reason for your performance, and why not do, then from there, just try to build on it.

“This was my goal from an early date, and perhaps my advice will be to look back.”

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