Man United star Diogo Dalot was bizarrely seen getting laser hair removal in a video on social media, amid his team's worrying form on the pitch.
A miserable 2-0 defeat on Monday night at home to Newcastle leaves the Red Devils in 14th place in the Premier League and just seven points above 18th-placed Ipswich Town.
To make matters worse, there are already doubts about the tactical approach of Amorim, who have already suffered four consecutive defeats.
Amid his poor form, United defender Diogo Dalot took time out to undergo laser hair removal surgery and made sure to star in a video for the clinic's TikTok.
In a bizarre early video, Dalot was seen entering the Bolton-based REM Laser Clinic before taking off his shirt and sitting in the treatment room.
A member of staff then passed a precision laser across the chest of the Portugal international, who was seated wearing a pair of safety glasses.
Man United Star Diogo Dalot Bizarrely Spotted Getting Laser Hair Removal In Viral Video
Dalot and his United teammates have recently come under fire for their poor form.
In a second video, Dalot was questioned about the procedure, while it was still ongoing, and provided some entertaining answers for fans.
When asked if he would recommend the service to any of his United team-mates, Dalot replied: “Yes, to any of my team-mates who like this type of treatment, I have already recommended it.”
He was then asked if any of his teammates had ignored his suggestions and said, “Probably!” Those who are a little too lazy to drive to the clinics and prefer to do so. Each one is different but whoever likes it, I think they will come back.”
Dalot's trip to the clinic comes at a worrying time for the Red Devils, with Ruben Amorim's side having lost four games in a row in all competitions.
Meanwhile, on Christmas Eve, the United full-back helped serve food to homeless people at a shelter in the city.
The Portuguese defender, a £19million signing from Porto, turned up unannounced with his partner at Lifeshare, a homeless charity in the city centre, surprising visitors with donations of clothing and food.
They then rolled up their sleeves and spent Christmas Eve serving hot meals to more than 100 people at the charity.
Dalot, 25, said: “I have lived in Manchester for over six years and am proud to call this city my home.
United have lost their last four games in all competitions heading into the new year.
Rubén Amorim hopes to find a solution to United's misery in the January window
'Unfortunately, the number of homeless people is increasing; As a family we want to raise awareness and also directly help people whenever we can.
'We have started working with Lifeshare, an incredible charity that does so much to help vulnerable people.
'The volunteers I have met here today are truly inspiring, they are true heroes and it was a pleasure to meet their dedication.
“I’m really grateful to have been able to spend time with them and play a small part in helping to deliver such vital work for the people they support.”