Fans were left stunned when Harry Styles was spotted in the Sky Sports studio ahead of Luton v Man Utd
Stunned football fans couldn't believe Harry Styles turned up at the Sky Sports studio in Luton Town.
The pop star, 30, made a shock appearance at Kenilworth Road as the Hatters hosted Manchester United on Super Sunday.
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And Sky Sports revealed the former One Director singer even stopped by to say hello to Gary Neville and Co.
Classy Styles, who grew up in Cheshire, clearly wanted to treat people with kindness with his random arrival.
During half-time of Brighton's win over Sheffield United, they played a short clip featuring the surprise visitor.
Styles is shown chatting to pundit Jamie Redknapp, posing for a selfie with Curtis Davies and Tom Lockyer looks on, sharing a joke with Dave Jones and posing for a group photo with the crew.
It led to some brilliant banter between Redknapp and presenter Jones.
Jones said: “This is the hottest ticket in town today in Luton. Look who's here, Harry Styles, pop superstar.
“I've never seen Jamie Redknapp move so quickly out of his chair to take a selfie. How's your hamstring?”
Redknapp replied: “Oh really. Look here now… look how thirsty you get when he walks past you.
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“'Oh, can I please have some tickets!' 'Yes, do one size!'”
It is a remarkable sign of the times for Luton to welcome the global celebrity to their 11,500-seat stadium, where fans famously have to pass between houses to enter.
And fans watching on satellite TV were left completely baffled.
One said: “This is the most random thing I've ever seen. Harry Styles… on Kenilworth Road ???”
Another wrote: “Luton fan: falls into coma after losing 5-1 to Gateshead in 2013. Wakes up in 2024 to see Harry Styles on Sky Sports getting ready to watch Luton vs Man Utd.”
A third added: “Harry Styles is currently in LUTON???
A fourth said: “Feels like this could be the Premier League's Taylor Swift moment and I'm here for it.”
And one end user joked: “And yet Rob Edwards is still the hottest man at The Kenny.”
Luton will be hoping to make history with a first victory over the Red Devils since a 2-1 victory at Kenilworth Road in March 1987.
And victory would be the perfect gift for skipper Lockyer with expert duties as he continues his recovery from the cardiac arrest he suffered in Bournemouth in December.
The Welshman said: “I'm doing well, really. I'm obviously very lucky to be standing here and in such a good mood, but I'm doing really well.
“I was a little disoriented. I couldn't talk, I couldn't move and I was just trying to absorb what was happening.
“While that was going on, I remember thinking, 'I could die here.' It's quite a surreal thought to have.”
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