Amad was named on the bench for Manchester United's post-season friendly against the ASEAN All-Star in Malaysia and was introduced as a second half substitute
16:54, 29 May 2025Updated 16:55, 29 May 2025
Amad Diallo
Amad Diallo stuck his finger up at a fan(Image: X)
Manchester United's Amad has come clean about flashing his middle finger to a fan in Malaysia, saying he's got zero time for anyone talking about his mum.
Fresh from the Premier League season wrap-up, Amad and the United crew jetted off to Asia for their end-of-season tour.
The Red Devils kicked things off with a bit of a stumble, losing to an ASEAN All-Star XI in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday.
Amad wrapped up the league with a tidy eight goals, including a net-buster in the final game against Aston Villa.
The 22-year-old started as a sub in the ASEAN All-Star match but got his chance in the second half, although United still took a 1-0 hit.
Amad Diallo
Amad Diallo has explained why he did it(Image: X)
Next up, Ruben Amorim's squad is off to Hong Kong to face the local team before the lads get their well-deserved summer hols.
"I have respect for people but not for the one who insults my mom," Amad said in a heartfelt post on X (formerly Twitter), reports the Express.
"I shouldn't have reacted like that but I don't regret what I did. We had a great time in Malaysia with good people."
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United were booed following their defeat against the ASEAN All-Stars team, with the Red Devils faltering in front of goal throughout the encounter.
And after the match, Red Devils boss Ruben Amorim issued his say on the booing as he explained: “I feel always guilty of the performance of the team since I am here in the first game.
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“The boos from the fans, maybe it is something we need because every game that we lost in the Premier League they were always there. Let's see for next season.”