Striker Rasmus Hojlund believes Manchester United's players are "starting to build something special" following their 3-0 win over Leicester City at the King Power Stadium on Sunday night. United recorded back-to-back wins for the first time since the end of January with a comprehensive victory over the relegation-threatened Foxes. Goals from Alejandro Garnacho, Bruno Fernandes and Hojlund lifted them up to 13th in the Premier League table. Hojlund opened the scoring in the first half, ending his run of 21 games without a goal in all competitions when he collected Fernandes' excellent pass and fired the ball beyond Foxes goalkeeper Mads Hermansen. It marked his first league goal since December 7. United added to their tally after the break via Garnacho and the in-form Fernandes, meaning they have signed off for the international break on the back of successive wins that featured seven goals. And with a respectable draw against Arsenal before the wins over Real Sociedad and Leicester, Hojlund believes United are finally moving in the right direction. "I think this group of players is starting to build something special," Hojlund told MUTV. "I think we are really getting closer and closer to each other and I think we have a group of leaders now as well. "We are trying to build on everything at this stage. We know it has not been good enough, but I think it is still a very young team, we are growing into it and we are getting better each day." On ending his goal drought, the Dane added: "It has been a while, as you all know, but I am happy to be back on the scoresheet, and it was very important for my own confidence. I have been working very hard to get to this point. "I have been working hard behind the scenes, both mentally and also on the pitch."