Crystal Palace’s Joachim Andersen Issues Warning to Man Utd’s Rasmus Hojlund Ahead of Carabao Cup Clash

In anticipation of the Carabao Cup tie between Crystal Palace and Manchester United on Tuesday night, defender Joachim Andersen has sent a clear message to his fellow countryman, Rasmus Hojlund, who plays for the Red Devils.

Andersen confidently stated that he is more than capable of handling Hojlund when the two teams meet at Old Trafford.

Speaking to the club’s official website, the Danish centre-back expressed his excitement about facing Hojlund, saying, “It’s going to be fun to play against him. He’s a young lad with great character, plenty of energy, and impressive attributes. He’s quick, strong, and full of energy.”

Recognizing the challenge of facing a talented player like Hojlund, Andersen acknowledged the success the 20-year-old has had since joining Manchester United. He even praised Hojlund for scoring his first goal for the club in the recent Champions League match against Bayern Munich.

However, undeterred by Hojlund’s abilities, Andersen firmly believes that he can effectively handle him on the pitch during their encounters. He remains optimistic about his own capabilities and is eager to prove himself.

Hojlund, who joined Manchester United from Atalanta in a deal worth up to £72 million during the summer transfer window, has been making a notable impact at his new club. Andersen’s assurance that he can manage him effectively adds an intriguing storyline to the upcoming Carabao Cup clash.

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