Neymar Leaves Hilarious Comment On Marcus Rashford's Manchester United Celebration Post

Posted Sunday, March 08, 2020 by thesportbible.com

Neymar didn't take too kindly to Marcus Rashford celebrating Manchester United's famous Champions League win over Paris Saint-Germain.

United dramatically beat PSG 3-1 in Paris to book a spot in the Champions League quarter-final in 2019.

Neymar Leaves Hilarious Comment On Marcus Rashford's Manchester United Celebration Post
Image: PA

And the 22-year-old local lad posted a picture of himself on Instagram scoring his side's match winner, accompanied with the words: "March 6th 2019. What a night."

Neymar, who didn't play that night through injury, simply replied to Rashford's post: "F***ing night."

Neymar Leaves Hilarious Comment On Marcus Rashford's Manchester United Celebration Post
Image: Instagram

Needless to say, the Brazilian's comment sent social media into overdrive.

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Neymar's comment on Rashford's post 👇😂🇾🇪 pic.twitter.com/KB1n6XpTvr
— UTFR 🇾🇪 (@ManUtd_HQ) March 7, 2020

Neymar’s comment on Rashford’s IG post 😂 #mufc pic.twitter.com/5WU0yQnFSH
— Taz 🔴 (@Tarum_7) March 7, 2020

Neymar commenting on a Rashford post about knocking Neymar’s team out of the Champions League. We went from fighting in the trenches to a global brand
— Harun (@HarunAli_30) March 7, 2020

Just saw Neymar comment on Rashford's post his brand is so huge
— Ché (@UtdChe) March 7, 2020

Rashford, who has 19 goals in all competitions to his name this campaign, is currently sidelined with a back problem, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hoping the England international can play for the club before the end of the season.

"As [with] any player, he wants to be fit as quickly as possible and play as soon as possible," he explained.

"If that means playing in April, if he'll be fit for us towards the end of the season, fantastic. If it takes longer, it takes longer.

"We just have to be sensible with it because we're going to have Marcus playing here for many, many years.

"The scans were encouraging. He's now working in the gym and in the pool, and he's moving around better. He's in and around the place. It's like how long is a piece of rope? It's difficult."