Man Utd fans slam Rasmus Hojlund for what he posted on Instagram just moments after Porto horror show

Manchester United fans have slammed Rasmus Hojlund following his social media post after their draw with Porto.

Man United threw away a two-goal lead as they were held to a 3-3 draw with Porto in their Europa League clash on Thursday.

Marcus Rashford, who was taken off at the break, broke the deadlock before Hojlund added a second as he opened his account for the season.

However, Porto hit back with three goals as Harry Maguire headed home in injury time to grab his side a point.

After the result, Hojlund took to social media to reflect on his goal despite his team's draw.

On Instagram, he uploaded a series of images of himself celebrating his strike, accompanied with the caption: "Luckily I had 6 weeks to practice my celebration. A win would’ve made it perfect."

Rasmus Hojlund celebrates his goal against Porto. Image: Getty

But Hojlund's post didn't sit well among Man United fans online as they criticised their own player.

One X user wrote: "Rasmus Hojlund talking about his celebration is a prime example of how self centred these players are at Manchester United."

A second tweeted: "Their manager doesn’t care about the club. It’s rubbing off on them . It’s a job to them and they’re getting paid."

A third added: "Really wrong time to post that," to which another replied: "And rightfully so. He needs to read the room."

A fifth commented: "These guys don't know what it means to play for this badge. I am not surprised though....this is the same way he was celebrating his final pk shootout against Coventry in the last FA semifinal."

A sixth exclaimed: "That's the mentality of the players. It appears they are satisfied with bare minimum. Celebrating a draw against Porto is embarrassing."

The Dane marked his first start of the campaign with a goal, having been blighted with injuries.

He could keep in his place in the starting XI when Man United resume their Premier League campaign against Aston Villa on Sunday.