Amad Diallo and Alejandro Garnacho sparked controversy by appearing to show the middle finger to Manchester United fans.

This incident occurred during the Malaysia leg of the club's disappointing post-season tour in Asia.

Following Manchester United's worst-ever Premier League season and a loss in the Europa League final, Ruben Amorim's team faced another setback, losing 1-0 to the ASEAN All-Stars in a friendly match. The ASEAN All-Stars consist of players from Southeast Asian leagues, including those from Malaysia and Thailand.

Prior to the game, the Manchester United players were spotted parading through the streets of Kuala Lumpur on an open-top bus.

Despite their recent poor performance, fans were eager to see the Red Devils before the team heads to Hong Kong for the next part of their tour.

A fan shared a video showing some players navigating through a crowd.

In the video, the 22-year-old Amad is seen walking past supporters who are shouting his name.

He then raises his right arm, extending his middle finger in a gesture apparently aimed at the fans.

Meanwhile, in another photo, a group of Manchester United players, including Amad and Garnacho, are taking a selfie with two fans.

The two wingers have serious expressions and are holding up their middle fingers towards each other while in the group.

The intention behind this pose is unclear, but its repeated use hints at it being an inside joke among the Manchester United squad.