Liverpool's Fabio Carvalho ruthlessly mocks Mason Mount during blind ranking challenge

Fabio Carvalho ruthlessly mocked Manchester United's Mason Mount during the blind ranking challenge.

Carvalho is on loan at Championship side Hull City from Liverpool and took part in the blind ranking challenge.

He was tasked with rankings player past and present from one to 10, without knowing who else was to come.

Former Arsenal and Chelsea star Cesc Fabregas, ex-Barcelona forward Samuel Eto'o and Atletico Madrid's Antoine Griezmann were among the players drawn out.

Not to mention Man United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka, who was put in 10th place.

With just two spots left, Oliver Kahn was drawn, with Carvalho ranking the legendary German goalkeeper in second place.

Mount then came out with just the No.1 spot left and Carvalho didn't seem to rate the Man United player, laughing as the challenge came to an end.

Mount, who moved to Old Trafford from Chelsea for £55 million, hasn't played for Man United since their 1-0 win over Luton Town back in November.

He's been sidelined with a calf problem and has made progress in his recovery, but he's still not fit enough to make his return and it is unclear when he will be available for selection.

This season, the 25-year-old has played just 12 games in all competitions and has yet to score for his new team.

His stats will be a concern for Erik ten Hag, who recruited the player last summer.

Man United legend Dimitar Berbatov believes Mount is feeling the pressure of his massive price tag.

He explained to Betfair: "We all know he [Mount] needs to step up because he hasn’t played well since joining United.

"So, he’s the player I want to see give more and produce more because in some of the games, it looks like he doesn’t know how to fit into that system.

"He looks a bit lost from time to time, but we all know the quality he possesses.

"He was bought for big money which brings big expectations, but not only that, his stress levels will be high. At this moment, he knows he needs to produce, he knows he needs to step up and show the quality that we all know he has."