Manchester United summer signing Rasmus Hojlund says he is a work in progress as he continues to show his talent at the club. United’s quest for a striker led them to seal a deal for the 20-year-old, leaving behind more established names like Harry Kane. The Red Devils signed Hojlund for £64 million from Atalanta, with the potential for the deal to reach up to £72 million in add-ons. Hojlund, however, appears unfazed by the price tag and has expressed his commitment to continue to build on his performances.
Rasmus Hojlund – Getty image “I know my worth. I know I have to perform every day because I play for Manchester United. “In the end, I am only 20 years old and I am not a finished article yet. I still have a lot to improve, and I am getting there slowly,” he said. The Danish striker has had a fair start to the season. He believes that as he continues to progress, the goals will come in the Premier League.
Chelsea currently sits at the ninth spot on the Premier League table and has recorded just one win in all competitions since the turn of the year. Speaking ahead of a match with West Ham this afternoon, Potter said; 
“My relationship has been consistent with [the owners]. We understand where we both are, where we see the team. We are working really well to keep improving. “The expectations have always remained the same, a team that ultimately wins. We know there is opportunities to make changes to the team when the window is open. I’m not stupid. If the results aren’t what this club should get, then I understand, if I’m the reason for it then that’s the job.”