Rasmus Hojlund’s puzzled reaction to Erik ten Hag’s controversial double substitution during Manchester United’s match against Burnley has caught the attention of fans. New footage of the forward shows him shaking his head with a bemused expression after being substituted, highlighting the confusion surrounding the decision.
Ten Hag’s choice to replace Hojlund and Kobbie Mainoo with Amad Diallo and Scott McTominay in the 65th minute was met with boos from the Old Trafford crowd. Despite United still chasing a goal, the young duo was withdrawn, leading to speculation and criticism from fans. The Manchester United manager defended his decision, stating that he needed to make tactical adjustments and protect the young players from fatigue and potential injury.
Hojlund, in particular, has been a key player for United, scoring 14 goals in his debut season, second only to Bruno Fernandes. United’s 1-1 draw with Burnley leaves them sixth in the Premier League, with European qualification still within reach. However, the incident has sparked debate among fans about the manager’s decisions and the team’s performance.
Hojlund’s reaction to Mainoo being subbed. pic.twitter.com/d4htDBAQQc
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Rasmus Højlund
Rasmus Winther Højlund
This season he played in total 26 times for 1965 minutes for Premier League.
Rasmus Højlund scored 8 goals for Manchester United. He procured two assists. He received 2 yellow cards and no red cards.
His team is currently 6th in Premier League. In the last match Manchester United drew 1-1 against Burnley. The next match in Premier League will be against Crystal Palace.
Manchester United performance and stats
Manchester United is currently 6th in the Premier League with 54 points.
In the last 34 games, it has won 16 times, drawn 6 times, and lost 12 times. In its last match, Manchester United drawn 1-1 against Burnley.
It has a positive goal difference after scoring 52 goals and conceding 51.
Manchester United will play the next match in Premier League against Crystal Palace on Monday 6th of May in London.
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