The reason why Rasmus Hojlund was told to go off the pitch during Chelsea vs Man United | OneFootball

During Manchester United’s Premier League match against Chelsea, striker Rasmus Hojlund experienced an unusual interruption.

In the 50th minute, he was seen running to the touchline to remove a smart watch from his wrist, an action that momentarily delayed play, according to Daily Mail.

This incident raised questions about how the device went unnoticed during the standard pre-match equipment checks.

The Premier League’s regulations prohibit players from wearing unauthorised electronic devices during matches, primarily to prevent any potential unfair advantages or distractions.

While it’s unclear whether Hojlund wore the watch intentionally or by oversight, the situation underscores the importance of thorough equipment inspections before games.

The fans and viewers were surprised because it took the officials almost half of the match to realise that he was wearing a smart watch.

Man United need Hojlund back in form ASAP

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Hojlund is currently struggling for the Red Devils and his form has been highly disappointing.

The match against Chelsea has once again showed that the attacker is lacking confidence at the moment.

The Danish forward has had a season of highs and lows, including a notable 16-game goal drought that he ended in March with a goal against Leicester City.

Ruben Amorim and United fans would be hoping to see the striker get back in form soon as they prepare for the Europa League final against Tottenham on the 21st of May.

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