Man Utd star, Victor Lindelof, was surprised on television during an "X-rated" speech at Wolves' bench

Victor Lindelof was caught in the act of revenge against Wolves staff in their 2-0 loss to Manchester United.

The 24-year-old attacked Diego Jota late in the match and referee Martin Atkinson showed him a red card.

Atkinson then changed his mind thanks to VAR, deciding that the challenge was only worth the yellow card, but during the process, Lindelof seemed to embark on a war of words with the Wolves' bench.

Lindelof played for Benfica from 2012 to 2017 and seems to have a good command of Portuguese. Readers who read the lips thought they had spotted what he had said in the language.

It is suspected that he said: "Vai tomar no cu, vai tomar no cu, filho da puta!". In English, this can be roughly translated into: "Go f ** k, son of b ****!"

The wolves have a strong clientele of Portuguese speakers, including manager Nuno Espirito Santo and key players such as Jota, Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho. It seems that Lindelof wanted his point to be as clear as possible.

It remains to be seen whether the player will face disciplinary action for his brilliance, and we do not know what caused him to react with such anger.

Lindelof has practically been present in the US team this season, having made 33 appearances in total with a goal in his name.

After the match, goalkeeper manager Per-match, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, expressed his frustration at the prospect of leaving the FA Cup, a competition he has won twice as a player at Old Trafford. .

He said: "It is the poorest we have played.We started too slowly and played in their hands.Our possession was not bright enough and fast, so it is disappointing. .

"It was a big step back, mainly because of the quality of possession and pbading."

Manchester United has not yet commented on the alleged incident.