Manchester United transfer target Daniel James has got Red Devils supporters excited with his latest social media activity.
The 21-year-old Swansea City winger has been linked with a move to Old Trafford in recent weeks after an impressive season in the Championship.
Some reports claim the Red Devils are very close to completing a £15million deal for the Welshman, and a number of United fans have started following him on his various social media platforms.
One fan came across a tweet posted by James last season, when Liverpool were playing Roma in the semi-final of the Champions League.
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Mohamed Salah netted twice in the Reds' 5-2 victory over the Italian giants in the first leg, prompting a young James to take to Twitter.
The Swansea City winger wrote: "Salah is some player," alongside the fire emoji.
For more than a year the tweet lay dormant until the aforementioned one Man United fan came across it and brought attention to it.
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"You better delete this if you join bro," wrote the fan, in response to it on social media.
And incredibly enough, James deleted the social media post from a year ago, although it cannot be confirmed whether the 21-year-old did so in direct response to the message.
That said, some Manchester United supporters have seen this as a sign the winger is keen on a move to Old Trafford.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Red Devils have been linked with a number of players ahead of the summer transfer window, including Jadon Sancho and Harry Maguire.
The Norwegian was asked about transfer rumours on Friday. He said: "I don't know how many names have been mentioned since I've come in.
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"There are players I've barely seen that I've read we are going to sign. There's loads of speculation.
"I can't comment on every single individual. Many players, as I've said. I don't like when other managers talk about my players and I wouldn't talk about others, even if I wasn't or if I was interested."
