A BIZARRE video has emerged showing Manchester United star Diogo Dalot being interviewed while having his chest hair lasered.
The Portuguese wing-back made sure to keep his grooming regime going despite United’s dismal form under new boss Ruben Amorim.
Dalot donned safety glasses and removed his shirt while undergoing treatment at the REM Laser Clinic in Bolton.
A machine then proceeded to remove hair from Dalot’s torso with a close-range laser beam.
And at the same time, the defender gave an interview revealing that some other United stars also like to have their body hair removed in a similar fashion.
Dalot said: “Any of my team-mates that like to do this kind of treatment, I’ve already recommended it to them!”
He added: “Probably (they ignored the suggestion). Those who are a bit lazy to drive to clinics and prefer to do it.
“Everyone is different but those who like it, I think they will come back.
“I would say it’s (part of the culture). Every player in this case has a specific own routine and some players like it, some don’t.
“Obviously we want to look our best, look after ourselves, be in our best shape possible, look confident, so everyone his his own different want of doing it.
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“I would say you have everything inside the dressing room, we have everything.”
Fans were less than impressed with Dalot’s visit to the surgery though, with United on a four-game losing streak ahead of fixtures with Liverpool and Arsenal.
One said: “The game’s gone.”
Another declared: “Show this to Roy Keane.”
One noted: “Football is completely washed.”
Another added: “Up against Salah in a couple of days…”
KOBBIE MAINOO’S performance was the only silver lining as Manchester United suffered a fourth consecutive defeat.
Newcastle struck twice in the opening 19 minutes as they threatened to tally up a cricket score at Old Trafford.
Joshua Zirkzee was ruthlessly subbed after half an hour after struggling in a No10 role – but there was no recovering for Ruben Amorim’s side.
Here is how SunSport’s Kealan Hughes rated the United display…
Andre Onana – 5
Little he could do about both goals and was barely tested other than that.
Noussair Mazraouri – 4
The first two goals came down his side as he failed to close down the crosses that were turned in by Isak and Joelinton.
But he was positive in possession and put in a few dangerous crosses.
Matthijs de Ligt – 5
Did not do much wrong for Newcastle goals but can be criticised for his failure to organise his defensive team-mates.
Harry Maguire – 4
Lost Isak for the opener as he was caught ball watching.
Almost made amends but his diving header cannoned back off the post.
Lisandro Martinez – 3
A complete mismatch as he attempted to battle Joelinton for a cross the Brazilian turned in.
Also lost Isak for the opener and even faced the wrong way as the cross came in.
Diogo Dalot – 5
Offered some much needed stability on the left flank and produced a good cross for Maguire’s headed chance.
Casemiro – 3
Dismal throughout. So far off the pace and barely made a pass.
Missed a guilt-edge chance to pull one back on the stroke of half-time.
Christian Eriksen – 4
Similarly inept in protecting his defence as Casemiro, as he was overran time and time again.
He did at least put a few passes together and improved after Mainoo came on.
Amad Diallo – 4
A tricky evening up against the hardworking Anthony Gordon and Lewis Hall so was largely ineffective.
Joshua Zirkzee – 2
Nothing went his way and the fans quickly got on his back. He was hauled off in the 33rd minute and his substitution was greeted with cheers by the Old Trafford faithful.
Rasmus Hojlund – 5
Fed off scraps but did not stop running and was a rare bright spark – came very close with a low shot that whistled past the post in the first half.
Subs
Kobbie Mainoo (for Zirkzee) – 6
Turned things around after his introduction and made things happen with his accurate passing.
Set up Casemiro for a chance the Brazilian should have buried.
Leny Yoro (for Martinez, 64mins) – 6
Had a good chance from a corner but sent his free header wide.
Alejandro Garnacho (for Casemiro, 64mins) – 4
Struggled to make an impact as he failed to beat a man.
Antony (for De Ligt, 83 mins) – 5
Not enough time to influence the match.
