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Kylian Mbappe causes a frenzy after his translated Instagram post bizarrely references Manchester United, leaving fans baffled… before Marcus Rashford replies to add further confusion!
Kylian Mbappe posted a photo following Tuesday's defeat to Bayern Munich
The translation on Instagram made a reference to Manchester United
Marcus Rashford also commented a fire emoji to add to the speculation
Kylian Mbappe has raised eyebrows with his latest Instagram caption, particularly those of Manchester United fans.
Mbappe shared a photo of himself returning to action from injury during Tuesday's Champions League clash with Bayern Munich, which his side lost 1-0 despite his impressive cameo.
But it was the caption that left many confused.
In French it read 'tout reste à faire… @psg' which translates to 'everything remains to be done'.
However, when clicking the translate button on Instagram it changes to 'Manchester United's team is now on PSG.'
The caption on Kylian Mbappe's latest Instagram posts caused excitement among Manchester United fans, with Marcus Rashford adding a fire emoji to ramp up the speculation
Mbappe shared this photo of himself after making his return from injury on Tuesday night
Naturally United fans were excited to see one of the world's best players seemingly mention them and Marcus Rashford then added to the frenzy by leaving a fire emoji. This bizarre translation comes just days after it was reported that the Red Devils, which have been put up for sale by the Glazer family, would be offered £4.5 billion from a Qatari investment fund led by the Emir of Qatar. head, Sheikh. Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.
Al-Thani attended Tuesday's match in Paris and has a direct relationship with PSG as the club is owned by the organization he founded in 2005, Qatar Sports Investments (QSI).
He is now believed to be leading the bid to buy United before the deadline for proposals on Friday, with another of his holdings - the Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) seen as a backer.
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