Hoylen: I don t think I ve changed much when I m with Manchester United, I m just doing my job well
6:00am, 6 October 2025Football

October 6th Napoli beat Genoa 2-1. After the game, Napoli striker Hoylen, who scored another goal in this game, was interviewed by the media.
"I don't feel that I have changed much (with at Manchester United). I am just doing my job well, working day after day, striving to be at the best level and contributing to the team," Hoylen said.
Talking about coach Conte's gestures on the sideline, Hoylen explained: "He saw that I was a little tired, so he told me to use my brain. He needed me to show up in this state, keep a clear mind and adjust myself, and continue to enter the game."
Hoylen finally praised Napoli's tenacious performance in this week's intensive schedule: "It is of great significance to win two games at home in a week. Perhaps our performance is not the best today, but the most important thing is to score three points."
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