MANCHESTER UNITED fans are convinced Mbeumo and Amad have borrowed their celebratory moves from Ruben Amorim after a viral clip from his playing days resurfaced.
The two young stars had Red Devils supporters talking after their dressing room dance following Man United’s 4-2 win against Brighton this weekend.
In the clip, Mbeumo and Amad break into a choreographed routine, complete with arm moves and a coordinated step sequence, much to the delight of their teammates.
Fans quickly took to social media, pointing out that the moves bear an uncanny resemblance to Amorim’s own celebrations from his Benfica days.
The former Portuguese midfielder, now a respected Man United manager, performinged a similar dance after scoring during his playing career in Portugal.
One Manchester United man said: “Wait… Amorim taught Amad and Mbeumo the dance.”
Another one said briefly: “That is wholesome to see.”
While a third said: “Amorim will be happy.”
The dressing room celebration came after a thrilling victory, in which United showed attacking flair and teamwork that had been missing in recent months.
Mbeumo, known for his flair and technical skill during his Brentford days scored twice to help the team to the win.
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The video of his dance with Amad quickly went viral, with fans posting side-by-side clips of Amorim’s old goals and the United stars post-match routine.
Some supporters joked that the two players might have been secret students of Amorim, learning the dance from footage of the Portuguese star.
Amad, who has been in fine form this season, appeared to embrace the fun, clearly enjoying the moment alongside his teammate.
The win was also a landmark for boss Ruben Amorim, marking the first time he has managed three straight league wins since taking charge.
The atmosphere around United is gradually changing, with the club now sixth in the league table.
Recent performances have also quietened the noise around the system Amorim uses, after he faced questions about his style during a difficult spell.
