With zero goals in 13 Premier League appearances, the Danish forward is struggling to adapt to the most competitive league in Europe and not being able to justify his £72 million price tag.
Quite a few Manchester United fans felt that Hojlund could potentially be their own Erling Haaland, who won a European Treble in his debut campaign at Manchester City.
Hojlund was touted as this quick, prolific forward who bagged 10 goals in the Serie A for Atalanta in the previous season.
But Hojlund has quickly realized that the Premier League is miles above the Italian league and has been left deeply frustrated so far.
As his underwhelming goal drought frustrates many fans on social media, some supporters have managed to channel that into amusement by discovering his doppelganger on TikTok.
Indeed, it appears that the Manchester United forward actually has an uncanny lookalike of himself currently trying to launch himself into a totally different line of work.
Sean Millis is an aspiring musician who has started to make use of the TikTok platform in an effort to launch himself into the musical scene.
Millis has been trying to make it as a singer for a long time and was even part of the seventh season of ‘The Voice’ in Australia earlier this year.
He sang a beautiful rendition of Lukas Graham’s ‘Seven Years’ in his audition song, touching many with his song and later on with his personal story too.
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The aspiring singer actually has a condition called ‘Hunter’s Syndrome’, a rare condition where the person is missing some of the enzymes in their body.
Millis revealed that he suffers from limited lung capacity and the condition also results in joint stiffness and impacts his hearing a little bit as well.
Millis has to go for regular hospital visits to keep himself running but has not allowed his disabilities to hold him back.
Despite not being able to excel in ‘The Voice’, Millis has used social media to try and jump-start his singing career.
Recently, he released a brand new single ‘Waiting on a Miracle’ on YouTube and different platforms.
It actually went viral because of Football Twitter, with a lot of supporters catching a sort of resemblance between him and the Manchester United forward.
Millis is actually quite aware of the comparisons with Hojlund and even confronted these claims at a recent Tiktok interaction session.
He admitted that fans have been trolling him for not being able to score goals in the Premier League and trying to take a dig at Hojlund by indicating that he’s reverted to a musical career through Millis.
However, the singer isn’t affected by these comparisons at all because it is helping him get more traction and views on his songs.
Millis even revealed during the session that he is actually a Liverpool fan and probably can’t be bothered about what the Danish forward is doing for the Red Devils.
With that being said, Millis actually has a really soulful singing voice that is earning a lot of appreciation around social media.
Despite all the mocking, a lot of supporters have voiced their liking for his songs and encouraged him to keep making more music.
Whether or not Hojlund gives him a stamp of approval or even meets with his lookalike remains to be seen.
