'It's a lot to take in' - Rasmus Hojlund admits Man Utd players still need to 'understand' Ruben Amorim ideas after Nottingham Forest loss

The Red Devils tasted defeat for the second consecutive time this week as they went down 3-2 against Nottingham Forest at Old Trafford on Saturday. Nikola Milenkovic, Morgan Gibbs-White and Chris Wood were on target for the visitors while Rasmus Hojlund and Bruno Fernandes found the back of the net for United.

Despite scoring a goal for his side, Hojlund was understandably frustrated after yet another loss as he admitted that the players are still getting used to the new system implemented by Amorim at Old Trafford. The Danish striker further claimed that the team need to work on their defending and stop conceding goals from corners.

Speaking to Sky Sports, Hojlund said: "Annoying goals of course, we need to do better, specifically on corners, we've conceded too much now but I'm sure we'll improve.

"I think it's more about us being in a new position, new ideas, new set-piece coach, but we need to understand his ideas. It's a lot to take in but we need to deal with it, we are Manchester United and we need to do better. There's a lot of games left but it's not an ideal situation, but we need to try and stay positive."

The Premier League giants will hope to bounce back from the momentary setback when they next face Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League on Thursday.