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'COMPLETELY IGNORED'

Ex-Man Utd star Herrera pokes fun at himself on Instagram after team-mate’s brutal snub in Athletic Bilbao celebration

NICO WILLIAMS jokingly claimed he was “going blind” after he hilariously snubbed Athletic Bilbao team-mate Ander Herrera in a goal celebration.

The shocking cold shoulder came after they travelled to Valencia last night in the Copa del Rey quarter-final.

Ander Herrera was ready and waiting with a hug for Nico Williams
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Ander Herrera was ready and waiting with a hug for Nico WilliamsCredit: Rex
The goalscorer raced straight past his Athletic Bilbao team-mate
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The goalscorer raced straight past his Athletic Bilbao team-mateCredit: Rex

Iker Muniain gave the visitors the lead before an Oscar de Marcos own goal levelled the scores.

However, just seconds before the half time break, 20-year-old attacker Williams fired Bilbao back into the lead.

The Spanish international raced off in celebration after his strike towards pal Herrera.

Former Manchester United midfielder Herrera, 33, raised his arms high and wide to hug the scorer.

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But he was left red-faced as Williams raced straight past him and left him standing.

Mikel Vesga converted a penalty later on to seal a 3-1 victory and a place in the semis.

And Herrera seemed to see the funny side as he posted a snap of Williams snubbing him on Instagram afterwards.

He captioned it: “When you expect Nico Williams to celebrate the goal with you, but you are completely ignored. We are in the semifinals! Zorionak, guys!”

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The likes instantly started mounting, and soon Williams himself dipped into his response to offer his tongue-in-cheek response.

He wrote: “HAHAHAHA I think I'm going blind.”

Herrara spent five seasons at Old Trafford, racking up 189 appearances, following his move from Bilbao in 2014.

But he left the club in 2019 when his contract expired for Paris Saint-Germain before returning to Bilbao on a season-long loan last summer.

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