Man Utd fans desperate to see more of 'future captain' Hojlund after rousing X-rated megaphone speech to crowd | The Sun

RASMUS HOJLUND has left Manchester United fans predicting him to be the future captain after his rousing megaphone speech to theDenmark crowd.

The Danish striker played a part in his nation's 1-0 win over Finland at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium.

The victory saw Denmark leapfrog their Northern European neighbours in their Euro qualifying group H.

Tottenham midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg netted an 86th-minute winner, while Hojlund made his appearance off the bench early in the second half.

But after the full-time whistle, the United summer signing took centre stage.

Armed with a megaphone, Hojlund, 20, gave a rousing speech to the travelling fans as he thanked them for their support.

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He declared: "I heard you all game and your passion is everything in football.

"We are going to the f***ing Euros. F***ing come on."

And Man United fans were left wanting to see more from the young star, with some even hailing him as a future club captain on social media.

One supporter praised: "The passion is unmatched."

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A second Tweeted: "Future captain, leader and king."

A third commented: "Love the passion."

A fourth wrote: "Future captain ❤️."

A fifth said: "We have got a big big player on our hands."

Another added: "Great. What a role model for all the kids in the stands. Our new No.9."

Hojlund made the switch to Old Trafford in the summer in a £72million deal from Atalanta.

However, United fans were unable to buy shirts with his name on the back due to a stock issue at the club for over a month.

United did not have the special Danish letter ‘ø' in stock in order to print on to the back of shirts.

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