Rasmus Hojlund was seen expressing dissatisfaction with a Manchester United teammate during their triumph over Chelsea. The Red Devils secured a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Wednesday. Scott McTominay opened the scoring within 20 minutes after Robert Sanchez saved Bruno Fernandes’ penalty. Cole Palmer then equalized just before half-time with a low-driven shot.
McTominay later secured the winning goal in the 69th minute. Despite the win, observers noticed Hojlund, the £72 million summer signing, displaying frustration toward Antony, a teammate.
Many fans observed Hojlund’s irritation, attributed to Antony’s passing and decision-making, as well as the performance of other players. One fan remarked on the lack of support for Hojlund, while others mentioned Antony’s failure in passing and Garnacho’s frequent attempts at goal.
A few viewers noted Hojlund’s continuous complaints to Antony about his passing, stating he might have more goals if Antony supported him better.
United’s win places them sixth in the Premier League, just three points behind Manchester City. The victory gives Erik ten Hag some relief as they prepare to face Bournemouth before their Champions League clash against Bayern Munich.
Sofyan Amrabat, a loanee at United, defended the manager, praising his coaching abilities and acknowledging his significant growth and success as a manager over the years.
