The Manchester United player was seen inhaling nitrous oxide from a balloon in a Mercedes passenger seat with the video of Brandon Williams now viral
Brandon Williams of Manchester United looks to ingest nitrous gas from a balloon close to the team’s practice facility. The 22-year-old full-back, who has been making £60,000 per week, was riding in a Brabus supercar that was parked.
Watch Brandon Williams inhales hippy crack nitrous oxide from a balloon near club’s training ground, video goes viral
Ahahah, Brandon Williams caught doing balloons. Some kid videos him from a bus🤣 what a prat🤣 pic.twitter.com/wm4Ej2M0W9
— Ayrton Bracey (@ayrtonb24) March 27, 2023
The player in question was caught on video near the club's training ground.
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— FootballJOE (@FootballJOE) March 27, 2023
🚨 Brandon Williams has been videoed appearing to inhale nitrous oxide from a balloon near #MUFC’s training ground. @SunSport pic.twitter.com/uqiqPM2WRP
— UtdPlug (@UtdPlug) March 27, 2023
However, he was caught passing a friend a canister of the legal high while holding a balloon in his mouth. He is intended to serve as an inspiration for young and aspiring football players. It was so evident to anyone driving by what he was doing, a witness told The Sun. This behaviour is absolutely reckless since he is a prominent person. Anyone who follows United or football seriously must have recognised him instantly.
Moreover, taking that crap, particularly so carelessly, could be impairing his performance on the pitch. It seems like, without a doubt, his management won’t be impressed. Since the youth are trying to break into the team, it is expected for the players to give their entire attention to their careers.
What was the reason for inhaling nitrous oxide?
Young British frequently consume nitrous oxide, an anaesthetic gas, to experience a transient euphoric high that leaves them feeling lightheaded. But, using the medication puts you at risk for heart attacks and brain damage, and long-term usage can cause memory loss and vitamin deficiencies.
Nitrous oxide for recreational use is illegal to possess, but it is legal to supply it. Nevertheless, earlier this week, Home Secretary Suella Braverman promised further actions to rein in the gas’s “unacceptable” use. “I am clear that the usage and spread of nitrous oxide are undesirable, and we will be introducing new restrictions soon,” the speaker declared.
Williams, who is from Manchester, has only played five minutes of football thus far this year. The defender joined the local team in 2008 and progressed through the youth ranks of the Red Devils to make 51 professional appearances. Although he was unable to make it into United’s starting lineup, Middlesbrough has been mentioned as a potential destination for him recently.