Man Utd flops fly to Malaysia for post-season tour just HOURS after Villa win

MANCHESTER UNITED players flew out for their post-season tour of the Far East just HOURS after their Premier League campaign ended.

United's flops managed to finish their horror season on a high after beating Aston Villa 2-0 at Old Trafford.

And manager Ruben Amorim spoke out and apologised to the disgruntled Old Trafford faithful after the match.

Just hours after the match and Amorim's side were on a flight to Malaysia ahead of their post-season tour.

United face ASEAN All Stars at the 84,000-capacity Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on May 28.

Then two days later, they conclude in a match against Hong Kong in their 40,000-capacity stadium.

Andre Onana - dropped against Aston Villa - posted a video of Mason Mount on their flight to his Snapchat.

And pictures revealed Mount, Bruno Fernandes and Amorim enjoying their 15-HOUR flight to Malaysia.

Luke Shaw and Alejandro Garnacho also joined the 32-man squad on the plane with only injured Leny Yoro absent.

Garnacho's future at United looks in doubt with reports stating he has been told to find a new club.

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But Amorim said before Villa's trip: “Garnacho is a Manchester United player that is not in the squad today, but he continues to be a Manchester United player.”

Asked if he will be on the post-season tour, he said: "Yes. Everybody's going because we have to go and meet our fans and give something to our fans on the other side of the world."

United ended up in 15th - their worst Premier League finish - but Amorim took the the mic to tell fans that good times are coming.

He said: "First of all, I want to apologise for this season. I know you are really disappointed with me and with the team

"I want to secondly say thank you. We are very grateful for your support during the season and I know that it’s been really hard.

"I know it was really hard to support us in many games but now we have to make a choice or we stay stuck in the past because this season is in the past, it’s over.

"We fight each other or we stick together and move forward. Six months ago, in my first three games in charge, with two victories and one draw, I said to you the storm is coming.

"Today, after this disastrous season, I want to tell you the good days are coming.

"If there is one club in the world that proves in the past that it can overcome any situation, any disaster, it’s our club, it’s Manchester United Football Club.

"Now I want to say sorry also to my players, sometimes I was not fair, but I always try to be honest with you. Thanks very much, see you next season."