- Rasmus Hojlund was on the target during Man United's 3-0 victory
- The boss of the united man, Ruben Amorim, urged the goal to be “really important” for him
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Ruben Amorim paid tribute to Rasmus Hojlund after Manchester United striker ended his marathon goal drought in the victory in Leicester on Sunday night.
It was the highlight of an impressive third performance in a week in United, with the only lament of Amorim for having been that the impulse of his team will now be interrupted by international rest.
Amorim said: 'It's really important for Rasmus. He is doing the right things, helping the team, fighting for each ball. He scored a very good goal and I think he deserved it more than anyone.
'It was a difficult goal with difficult control with his right foot. It is a pity that we stop for national teams because we have confidence.
'It was clear today my players are on the limit. We are going to use this window to rest and recover. It will be good. When we return, it will be like starting from scratch. '
United suffered a setback for injuries when the young Ayden Heaven was taken at the beginning of the second half, although it is understood that the adolescent did not go to the hospital.
The goal striker Rasmus Hojlund ended magnificently to end his scoring drought in Leicester
His well taken goal put Manchester United in front of his dominant 3-0 victory over the foxes
Ruben Amorim admits that it is an impulse of 'shame' is forced to stop due to international breakup
'We will see next week, Amorim added. 'It's hard to understand why when I was on the floor I couldn't explain what I was feeling.
'He already played well against Arsenal and Real Sociedad. Today for me, it was the most difficult game for him because we hope he relaxed a little, but he was very concentrated. ''
United's other goals came from Alejandro Garnacho, who scored for the first time in 25 games, and Bruno Fernandes, who won his fifth place in a week and added two assists.
“Garnacho was very happy, but the most important thing is the way his game is improving,” said United. 'He is playing both sides and running back. When you do good things that way, it will be shown.
In Fernandes, Amorim added: 'What surprised me most is the way he works every day. In Portugal, we see Bruno with that frustration, but I was surprised because he is a very good professional.
Another defeat left Leicester even deeper in the relegation look, but manager Ruud Van Nistelrooy is refusing to throw in the towel.
“The players are giving everything they have,” he said. 'The gap is nine points. It is great but we cannot and we will not give up. We will continue and use all the possibilities we have to change this situation. Now we will have a long break and we will return from there.
