Crusaders would be too generic. It was a Western European Catholic thing. The Normans (and/or their line) who had taken England by that time were keen for sure but they were only one western european group who happily went on crusade. I don’t think the Normans ever turned down a chance of plunder.
Something I saw in that viking museum in Roskilde was quite pithy. ‘From raids to crusades’. The Vikings, and other Danes, as newly Christian, went on a very small scale to the Holy Land region. Their ‘Crusades’ was more concentrated on the Baltic region. Estonia, Finland, and the areas of the Wends. These were still rather pagan I think and somewhat late to Christianity. Also, these Baltic peoples were attacking the Danes for loot themselves. So, it was ‘I’ll plunder you right back, but we can now classify it as ‘spreading the gospel’.