Rasmus Hojlund posts outrageous comment after Man United's win against Athletic and it's broken the internet

Rasmus Hojlund has left Manchester United fans astonished by his risque remark after his side beat Athletic Club 3-0 away from home in the Europa League semi-final first leg.

After early struggles, United claimed a comfortable win against the 10-man Basque outfit, who had Dani Vivian sent off 35 minutes in.

Casemiro opened the scoring with a header at the far post following some outrageous play down the right from Harry Maguire, before Bruno Fernandes bagged a brace.

The United skipper notched his first from the spot when a spot-kick was awarded after the referee ruled that Vivian had impeded Hojlund inside the penalty area and sent him off after deciding it was a goalscoring opportunity.

United strolled to a 3-0 win after that and have one foot in the final, which could come against fellow Premier League side Spurs after their 3-1 win over Bodo/Glimt.

Hojlund was delighted with the result and produced a quite shocking caption on his official Instagram page.

Rasmus Hojlund's Instagram post stunned fans online

The Dane is known to bring humour to his social media platforms and he made an innuendo that had plenty of fans in stitches.

Alongside a series of pictures from the game on his Instagram, he wrote: "First time a group of lads from Manchester leave Spain with a clean sheet."

Rasmus Hojlund produced a shocking caption on his official Instagram. Image: Instagram/@rasmus.hoejlund

The post instantly racked up likes and had fans in disbelief in the comments.

One fan commented: "That's outrageous mate."

A second said: "Caption king."

A third weighed in, writing: "Better at social media than on the pitch, for sure."

A fourth observed: "Loves a good dad joke."

A fifth user asked: "How does he come up with these?"

United return to action against Brentford on Sunday and Ruben Amorim looks set to rest plenty of his first-team fixtures ahead of the crucial second leg next week.

If United go on to win the Europa League in Bilbao, they will secure qualification to next season's Champions League.

As it stands England look likely to have six representatives in next season's Champions League, with United or Spurs joining the Premier League's top five if they go all the way.