Erling Haaland lost his temper as Borussia Dortmund threw away two vital points against Cologne on the weekend.
The Norwegian striker was on target for BVB in both halves, putting Dortmund 1-0 up in just three minutes before rescuing a point in stoppage time.
Haaland made his frustration at failing to win as he stormed off the pitch and down the tunnel, and was overheard shouting: "I f***ing hate this. F***ing bull****".
The 20-year-old striker also threw his shirt to a nearby opponent.
Dortmund are currently fifth in Bundesliga, four points behind Eintracht Frankfurt, who occupy the final Champions League spot.
Failure to secure Champions League football next season could be catastrophic for Dortmund, with Haaland and Jadon Sancho among their star players linked with moves elsewhere.
Haaland has had a remarkable season in Germany netting 33 goals in just 31 games.
Manchester United, Man City, Chelsea and Real Madrid are all linked with the Norwegian's signature.
And Haaland is expected to be the subject of a bidding war in the summer transfer window.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hoping his Molde connections can help Man United win the race.
The Red Devils manager has reportedly been in contact with the player he used to manage and is keen to bring him to Old Trafford.
