Unseen footage of Andre Onana celebrating Manchester United's comeback win over Aston Villa has gone viral on social media.
With pressure mounting on Erik ten Hag following a series of disappointing results, the club entered Tuesday's clash at Old Trafford in dire need of momentum.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.3bn deal to purchase a 25% stake in the club was finally announced on Sunday, at the 71-year-old billionaire's right-hand man and INEOS sporting director Sir David Brailsford watched on from the stands.
Despite hopes the investment would inspire confidence on the pitch, United fell behind early against Unai Emery's high-flying Villa, with John McGinn and Leander Dendoncker giving the visitors a two-goal lead heading into the interval.
United rallied after the break and looked to have pegged Villa back when Alejandro Garnacho put the ball in the back of the net but the goal was ruled out for offside following a VAR review.
Ten Hag's side continued undeterred, and Garnacho was again at the centre of the action as he scored twice in the space of 12 minutes to put his side back on level pegging heading into the closing stages.
With less than 10 minutes of normal time remaining, Rasmus Hojlund netted his first Premier League goal to give United the lead and send the 74,000-strong crowd into pandamonium.
One player who certainly enjoyed the celebrations was Onana, who in a clip from Amazon Prime Video Sport's TikTok can be seen running from his goal line to celebrate with fans after Garnacho's equaliser.
Onana then ran the length of the pitch to join his teammates crowding the £72m summer signing as he celebrated what proved to be the game's winning goal.
Speaking following the game the 20-year-old detailed his delight in finally getting off the mark in the Premier League after 14 games without a goal.
‘I’m the happiest man alive right now,’ said Hojlund. ‘You can see in the celebrations as well. We believed until the end and we showed a lot of character.
‘It’s one of the best days of my life. It’s been a while in the Premier League now so I’m happy to get the first one and hopefully I can build on that and keep going.’