Patrick Dorgu, the Manchester United full-back, recently expressed his shock at seeing his compatriot Rasmus Hojlund leave the club this summer. Hojlund, a Danish forward, made a loan move to Napoli on the deadline day after being considered surplus to Ruben Amorim's needs. The unexpected departure of Hojlund took many by surprise, including Dorgu, who had developed a close relationship with the striker during their time together at United.

Dorgu revealed that Rasmus Hojlund played a significant role in convincing him to make the switch to Manchester United. The camaraderie and support between the two compatriots were pivotal in Dorgu's decision-making process. Hojlund's departure has left a void in the United squad, but Dorgu remains grateful for the influence and encouragement that his fellow Dane provided during their time together at the club.

The loan deal that took Rasmus Hojlund to Napoli also includes a clause that allows the Italian club to secure his services permanently next summer for a fee of €44 million. This move signifies Napoli's strong interest in the Danish striker and their willingness to invest in his long-term future at the club. While United bid farewell to Hojlund, Napoli eagerly anticipates the possibility of making his stay permanent, showcasing the competitive nature of the transfer market in European football.