Dogu: Hoylen s departure is indeed a bigger impact, you never know when it s your turn to leave

Dogu expressed his feelings after Hoylen left the team and made a firm statement.

"This is football," Dogu said of Hoylen's departure in an interview with Ekstra Bladet. "You never know when it's your turn to leave. We know Eriksen will leave, but it's really a bigger impact. I talked to him a lot throughout the process, and I could feel the direction of things going. Hoylen will meet every time we meet in the national team."

Both players will participate in the World Cup qualifiers in Denmark against Scotland and Greece in the next week. Despite losing two closest friends in the locker room, Dogu insisted that he made the decision to join Manchester United independently and was "very strong in spirit."

"I'm so happy to be teammates with Eriksen and Hoylen. They were already at the club when I joined, which was a big plus for me and made it easier for me to fit into the team. But that was by no means the decisive factor in my choice of Manchester United. I was more concerned about the coach's plans and ideas about me when I made decisions. I went to Italy alone when I was 17 and now I'm alone in Manchester, and I feel comfortable with it. When you travel alone so early, you'll become very strong because you have to make a lot of decisions. I believe that this mental strength has helped me on the court as well."

Dogu has made positive progress since coming to England, and many people hope he can be a solid starter this season.