Sevilla's social media team mock Greenwood by claiming he 'pocketed' by Ramos

Sevilla's social media team have gone viral after they mocked Mason Greenwood following their Copa del Rey win over Getafe.

The Spanish side have struggled so far this season in La Liga and sit 17th in the table, just one point above the relegation spot.

But, it appears spirits are still very much high after their 3-1 triumph over Getafe in the Copa del Rey.

An opening goal from Sergio Ramos, which was cancelled by Jaime Mata soon after, was added to by a double from Isaac Bernal to secure the win.

And Sevilla's English social media team took aim at one player in particular in the form of former Man United star Mason Greenwood.

A post from the club reads: 'Sergio Ramos emptying his back pocket after the game tonight.'

Underneath this comment we can see keys, a wallet and phone, plus an image of Getafe attacker Greenwood.

Fans were quick to respond to the post, with many commenting that they could not believe it was real.

One person wrote 'thought it was a parody account', which was echoed by another who said: 'Coming from an official account [laughing emojis].

A third also added: 'Shameless and I love it.'

Last week, Greenwood revealed he is 'happy' at Getafe as the striker continues to impress during his loan spell away from Manchester United this season.

The 22-year-old joined the LaLiga side for the rest of the campaign in September, having mutually agreed to leave Old Trafford at the conclusion of a six-month investigation after being cleared of allegations of assault and attempted rape.

The forward was arrested in January 2022 and charged with attempted rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and assault occasioning actual bodily harm, but all charges were dropped in February 2023 after the withdrawal of key witnesses.

After embarking on a fresh start abroad, Greenwood has become a regular at Getafe and scored five goals and registered four assists in his 17 appearances to date.

It is said that his current club are keen to tie him down to a permanent deal, though other sides, reportedly including Barcelona and Atletico Madrid, are now circling.