Man Utd legend spotted consoling Rasmus Hojlund and giving struggling striker pep talk after 14-minute cameo vs Arsenal

Legend Peter Schmeichel from Manchester United was seen that comforting striker Rasmus Hojlund outside Old Trafford.

The attacker Subvure only made a 14-minute cameo in the 1-1 draw against Arsenal.

The pressure is imposed on the £ 72 million people in the midst of reports that the coaching staff of United is impatient and frustrated by the form of Hojlund.

But he received a pep talk from former United Captain and colleague Dane Schmeichel outside the ground – share a hug together.

Schmeichel – who won five Premier League titles with United – worked as an expert for ViaSpel in the Theater of Dreams.

Bruno Fernandes led the hosts for the break before Declan Rice was leveled at 74 minutes.

Joshua Zirkzee started in front of Ruben Amorim, with Hojlund replacing him for 76 minutes.

Hojlund succeeded in being only one shot after he got off the bank – not to get into the target.

The attacker has seven goals this season in 37 games – with only two in the competition.

Hojlund scored 16 in his debut campaign last year after he was signed by Erik ten Hag for around £ 72 million in August 2023 from Atalanta.

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And United Great Wayne Rooney has thrown his support on the 22-year-old road.

Rooney, 39, said at the competition of the day: “A striker for Manchester United, if you don't score goals, there is a lot of pressure, many people talk about you.

“Can you do it for Manchester United? I think it is best to simplify it and of course make the runs in penalty boxes is just as easy as it comes – you have to run them.

“But simplifying the game, getting the ball, lying off, getting into the box, getting the ball out of it, getting into the penalty box, bringing yourself into the best position to score goals.

“You trust nine out of 10 times on your teammates to give your chances and put the ball in the box or slide balls behind it.

“Maybe he didn't do that – he has not received that service lately. But I have faith in him.

“I think he is a good player and he works hard. I think that is really important.

“I think he just needs that goal and as soon as he gets it, they will all begin to come.”