Man Utd stars Casemiro, Fred and Antony brutally trolled by Brazil team-mate for ‘going to the wrong place in England’

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LIVERPOOL star Fabinho has made a dig at Brazil team-mates Casemiro, Antony and Fred for joining the “wrong” Premier League club.

The midfielder trolled his three international colleagues, claiming they shouldn’t have signed for Manchester United.

ReutersFabinho has enjoyed a successful four-and-a-half years at Liverpool[/caption]

ReutersAntony and Casemiro joined Manchester United in the summer[/caption]

EPAFred has been with the Red Devils since 2018[/caption]

Fabinho signed for Liverpool from Monaco in 2018 and has gone on to win everything, including both the Premier League and Champions League.

Meanwhile, United have struggled during that period and are without silverware since winning the Europa League more than FIVE years ago.

Fred also arrived in England in 2018 before being joined by Casemiro and Antony in the recent summer transfer window.

Fabinho played alongside the former at Real Madrid, where he won a host of major honours, but the Liverpool man is hoping he doesn’t enjoy the same sort of success at Old Trafford.

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He said: “When I left and saw him winning opportunities at Real, I always sent him a congratulatory message.

“Regardless of whether we compete for position, we get along very well.

“He had already commented that he’d like to play in the Premier League.

“Too bad he went to the wrong place in England, huh? I hope he doesn’t improve Manchester United that much.

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“He, Fred, Antony, there are a lot of Brazilians going to the wrong place in the country.”

The quartet will put rivalries aside for the next month as they hope to end Brazil’s 20-year wait to win the World Cup.

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