Danish national team coach Kasper Hjulmand's predecessor, Morten Wieghorst, has expressed his support for the decision to sell striker Andreas Hojlund to Napoli. Wieghorst believes the transfer is a positive step for the player's career and the team's future.
Wieghorst, who managed the Denmark national team from 2020 to 2022, made the comments after Hojlund's transfer to Napoli was confirmed. Hojlund joined the Italian club in a deal worth around €75 million, making him one of the most expensive transfers in Danish football history.
The sale of Hojlund has been seen as a major boost for the Danish football association, which has been working to develop the country's young players and increase their chances of playing in top European leagues. The transfer fee is expected to be used to fund further development programs and support for young Danish players.
Napoli's coach, Rudi Garcia, has praised Hojlund's potential, saying the player has the skills to make an impact in the Italian league. Hojlund's move to Napoli has also been seen as a positive sign for Danish football, with many believing it will inspire other young players to pursue their dreams in top European leagues.
Wieghorst's comments on Hojlund's transfer come as the Danish football association continues to work on its plans to develop the country's young players and increase their chances of playing in top European leagues. The association has been working to improve coaching, training facilities, and other support systems for young players.
Hojlund's transfer to Napoli has been seen as a major success for the Danish football association, and Wieghorst's comments suggest that the sale of the player will have a positive impact on the team's future.
