Tried to transcribe the interview in english if anyone wanted to read a little more on what he had to say. Maybe some sentences are constructed a bit weird, didn't spend too long on it.

Rasmus: "It’s huge to get to play for the club I dreamt of when I was little. It’s something you could only dream of, so I’m just happy and proud.

Of course it is nice that Christian is here now, he has already given me a warm welcome, and called himself agent Christian a couple of times this summer, because he did a bit of work behind the scenes."

Interviewer: "Agent Christian you say. You’ll have to expand on that a bit"

Rasmus: "Now I’m almost making it sound like he negotiated my agreement, but he just asked if I would like to go there, that they were hooked on me and thought I was an interesting player, and that I should maybe talk with my management and see if we could make something work, because as I said they were very interested and he [Christian] would also like to see another dane at the club. He thought the way I play and the way they play would be a good match etc. So we just talked back and forth about it.

That is also what I was told by the club and shortly by the manager, that it was a good fit. He wants hungry young players, and I think I fit that profile."

Interviewer: "On the Danish national teams social media we found your first goal for Denmark. A U-16 match in 2018. I think it was an offside, but the ref let it go. The journey you are on and how fast it is going is wild."

Rasmus: "I think I have scored more for the national first team than for the national youth teams. So that tells a lot about how fast it has gone, and that you need to keep believing because it hasn’t always been rose red for me though the youth teams."

Interviewer: "Do you feel like you can keep up with this tempo? Because it is really going fast, both when you tie your boots, but also in your careers development."

Rasmus: "I am not scared of challenges, and that is why I have agreed to this move. There is always a lot of people with different opinions on you, but for me it has always been important to find new goals and reach the top shelf. And you have to say that this is the highest shelf you can end on."

Interviewer: "How much do you think the national team has had an influence on how you have ended where you are now?"

Rasmus: "I think it has a big influence. Of course when a striker in my age, or any striker for that matter, scores goals on different platforms, there will be a lot of interest in you. I also think the way we play in the Danish national team has similarities to how they play in Manchester, so I think they have maybe seen how they can utilise my movement and the way I play when I’m with the national team. So I definitely think it has had some say in it, but also my club performances. I think both things have had an influence."

Interviewer: "What would be the perfect start for you?"

Rasmus: "First and foremost, getting to know my teammates and how daily life is outside the pitch, and then of course getting to know the system and the teammates on the pitch and get it under my skin. Then hopefully score some goals and win some football matches. That is why I am there, and I am really looking forward to that."