After the final whistle, Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez was spotted making fun of the United midfielder Mason Mount.
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Enzo Fernandez Targets Mason Mount
Mount, returning to west London after his £60m move to United, faced a barrage of resentment from players and supporters.
In a video that emerged on X, Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez could be seen taunting the United midfielder after the final whistle," as reported by Daily Mail.
The Argentine midfielder visibly smacked the Chelsea badge on his chest in celebration, with unclear words exchanged between the two players.
Throughout the match, Fernandez engaged in heated exchanges with Mount, with fans speculating that he was attempting to provoke a reaction from the United midfielder.
Fernandez was seen kicking the ball at Mount with the two players going head-to-head, before eventually being separated, the footage revealed.
Mount's Return Met with Hostility
Mount's return to Stamford Bridge was marred by hostile receptions from Chelsea supporters, further fueled by a fan lifting a 2021-22 home shirt with the inscription 'JUDAS 19', a pointed reference to his time with the club.
Despite wearing the number 7 for United, Mount's previous association with the number 19 during his Chelsea tenure didn't go unnoticed by the home crowd.
The 25-year-old came on as a late substitute in the match - when United were leading the match - and was met by a chorus of boos from home supporters.
It was a bitter moment for Mount, who witnessed his former side's stunning turnaround from the sidelines.