When Manchester United signed Rasmus Højlund, fans were excited — and curious — about what the young Danish striker could offer.

Early in the season, he showed flashes of brilliance in the Champions League but struggled to find goals in the league. Still, his pace, work rate, and physical presence gave United a different look up front.

As the season progressed, Højlund began to settle. He found the net more regularly, and his link-up play improved alongside players like Bruno Fernandes and Alejandro Garnacho.

Erik ten Hag has consistently backed him, reminding everyone that strikers need time — especially in a league as intense as the Premier League. That faith seems to be paying off.

With confidence growing and minutes piling up, Højlund is starting to show why he was worth the investment.