Featured Image Credit: @Amaddiallo_19
Topics: Manchester United, Europa League, Football, Harry Maguire, Amad Diallo, Lyon
Ben McCrum
Topics: Manchester United, Europa League, Football, Harry Maguire, Amad Diallo, Lyon
Manchester United star Amad has shocked fans with his crazy reaction to his side's dramatic win over Lyon in the Europa League.
After a night that no United fan will soon forget, Ruben Amorim's side progressed to the Europa League semi-finals with a dramatic 5-4 win over Lyon on Thursday.
Harry Maguire was the unlikely hero for his side, scoring a goal in the 120th minute to seal the victory despite surrendering the 2-0 lead that United boasted at half-time.
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As United fans finally calm down following the match, they've taken to social media, and they cannot believe what star player Amad has posted.
Despite missing out on being a part of the squad for the historic win due to the ankle injury he sustained in February, Amad was in attendance for Thursday's match and joined in with his teammates celebrations.
The 22-year-old immediately took to X to post a selfie in the United changing room with teammates Manuel Ugarte, who scored the opening goal, and Alenadro Garnacho.
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In an x-rated caption alongside the post, the Ivorian winger wrote: "UNITER WILL NEVER DIED, congrat manu for your’re s*** goal , f*** Garna for that miss, you gaves us pain heart"
Reacting to the post, one fan joked: "Bro did more mistakes in one tweet than all season in the pitch, trophy soon!"
Another added: "You’re too excited Amad to type correctly; we understand you."
While one wrote: "This might actually be the greatest tweet of all time. Too real. Unfiltered. Pure emotions with different words just joined together. Love it!"
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One fan even asked: "Is this Amad's official account?"
To which the United winger jokingly replied: "No, Amorim account."
United fans will hope that Amad will be back and available for selection for their semi-final against Athletic Club, who progressed following their 2-0 home win over Rangers after a 0-0 draw in the first leg in Glasgow.
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The talented forward returned to individual training earlier this week, meaning it is entirelt possible that he could be fit ahead of first leg which will be played on May 1, with the second leg to take place a week later.