Mo Salah breaks the Internet with post minutes after Man Utd suffer humiliating ASEAN All-Stars defeat

Fans are convinced that Liverpool star Mohamed Salah took a dig at Manchester United after they lost 1-0 to ASEAN All-Stars in Malaysia.

Ruben Amorim's side travelled to Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday for the latest leg of their post-season tour of Asia.

They took on an ASEAN All-Stars side largely made up of players from Southeast Asian countries.

South Korea, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines, Malaysia and Australia were among the nations represented, with the side captained by Malaysian international Sergio Aguero.

Amorim fielded a different XI for each half, but United conceded midway through the second 45 minutes.

United lost the Europa League final seven days ago and, while this loss will of course have been felt far less harshly, it was another opportunity for rival fans to aim jibes at the club.

And fans think Salah did exactly that with his newest social media post.

Taking to Twitter just minutes after the full-time whistle in Kuala Lumpur, the Egyptian posted two photos of himself holding the Premier League trophy at Anfield.

Image: Twitter/@MoSalah

In response, one fan wrote: "Strategically posting this five minutes after United lose to 'ASEAN All-Stars'. What a way to end a generational season. Love you."

Another said: "Nobody hates United more than Mo Salah."

And a third stated: "He's a generational hater."

After their short trip to Malaysia, United will now travel to take on the Hong Kong national team later this week before returning home.

They missed out on the opportunity to win the Maybank Cup in Kuala Lumpur, though it is maybe not a fact that they will dwell on for too long.

The performance, though, may have given Amorim even more indication as to his transfer priorities this summer.

Speaking after Sunday's 2-0 Premier League win over Aston Villa, the United boss commented: "I'm really excited to finish the season, and really excited to start again.

"We cannot lose any time, we need to prepare the pre-season. We will have this pre-season, if you look in the next years, we will have a World Cup. So we will not have time to take advantage of that [a full pre-season next year].

"We have to make some changes in our squad, and we have a lot to do."