The Manchester United star, Alejandro Garnacho, seemed uncomfortable to ignore a young defender while he left Old Trafford on the weekend.
Garnacho, 20, has been one of the bright rare points in a sad season for United, and the Argentine scored eight goals and added six assists in 41 appearances.
Given his status as a graduate of the Academy, the striker is a firm favorite of fans and the name of Garnacho is often stronger by the followers.
However, Garnacho apparently rejected a fan in a clip that has gone viral on social networks.
The video was filmed after Fulham's United of United on penalties in the fifth round of the FA Cup on Sunday.
In the 13 -second clip, a young fanatic could be seen waiting patiently by Garnacho's car, which is believed to be its white 4×4 ranges of £ 120,000, with the 20 -year -old boy inside the vehicle with another individual.
The star of Man United, Alejandro Garnacho, seemed uncomfortably to ignore a young fan of the weekend
While the young fan was waiting for an autograph, Garnacho was seen moving his phone in his car
The video was filmed shortly after the defeat of the fifth round of the United FA Cup by Fulham on Sunday
However, Garnacho's eyes were firmly fixed on his phone while slowly moving away from United's soil in the middle of traffic.
You could see that he turned to his partner, while he also moved on his mobile while the child remained from him with a pen and a notes while looking to grab his autograph.
The young fanatic was heard saying: 'Garnacho, please', before the clip was cut, and it is not clear if the Argentine stopped, with a separate video that shows Garnacho again putting his window.
It should be noted that Garnacho is regularly renouncing his time for fans in the Games and in the Carrington's training field in United and may have posed and mixed with the followers after Fulham's defeat.
However, the incident arrives only weeks after Man City's star, James Mcatee, was accused of 'ruining' a child's birthday after making a sudden turn of U in his decision to deliver his shirt for a strange reason.
The incident took place after City's 3-1 victory over the Brugge Club in the Champions League in January.
Fans waited outside the doors of Etihad after the game and there was emotion when the young English midfielder Mcatee came out and rolled out his window while holding his game shirt.
Then, Mcatee pointed to a child and told a butler to take his shirt before changing it quickly.
The first clip was cut abruptly and another video showed Garnacho again put his window
It is not clear what happened after the video, but the fan was heard say: 'Garnacho, please'
Garnacho has tended to give their time to followers on several previous occasions
The incident arrives weeks after the star of Man City, James Mcatee, was out of a young fanatic
The former Sheffield United borrowed had noticed that the 10 -year -old girl, named Oaklan, had a coat with the badge of the Blades rivals, Sheffield on Wednesday.
'Oh no, he has a Top Sheffield Wednesday. I hate Sheffield on Wednesday, 'Mcatee said before driving.
The child's mother, Chantelle Howard, later turned to social networks to hit Mcatee for her actions.
“Imagine traveling all that way, challenging the cold cold after watching a match of the Champions League, just for his little 10 -year -old boy, crazy for football, his birthday night is ruined,” Howard wrote on Facebook.
'James Mcatee had the opportunity to make a birthday unforgettable: he delivered his shirt and you should have seen pure joy in the faces of the children!
'But then, when it came to Oaklan, he changed his mind … Everything due to a Sheffield Wednesday badge in his coat. It doesn't matter if he was out of the head in Man City Gear, after spending all his birthday money in the club's store that night.
'Children admire their idols, whether they support a local team or one of the world's largest.
'Not everyone can get to Etihad every week, but that does not make them less fans. Moments like these shape how young followers see the game and their heroes. It is a shame when football forgets what really matters.