Jesse Lingard took Man United's Champions League victory over Paris Saint-Germain to another level in honour of manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
The injured striker hilariously placed a photo of the interim boss on his phone on top of his Bentley steering wheel, playing the 'Ole at the wheel' song.
The song was released last December as Solskjaer brought back the winning mentality back to Old Trafford and it has become more popular with United's winning run.
United fans sang to the top of their voices at the Parc des Princes stadium during their historic win over the French champions.
And Lingard could not contain himself back home as he filmed himself jumping up and down celebrating Rashford's last gasp before Face-Timing the match-winner.
The England international was one of the ten players missing in the squad that faced PSG after suffering an injury against Liverpool in February.
He was repeatedly shouting: "Marcus Rashford" and captioned the post: "Beans, Beans, Beans" which is the nickname for the United striker.
Lingard later shared another video in which he says:
"Believe, believe, believe. Go on the boys."
The 26-year-old proceeded to FaceTime Rashford after full-time - sharing a screengrab of their conversation on his Instagram story.
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