Romelu Lukaku appears to troll Cristiano Ronaldo on Instagram – but was the Manchester United striker hacked?
Lukaku's page had dozens of images of 'epmuusic' uploaded to his page, while pic and bio were also changed
ROMELU LUKAKU appeared to troll Cristiano Ronaldo on Tuesday night - before it was revealed he was hacked.
The Manchester United striker posted a hilarious comment after the Real Madrid superstar slammed a Spanish court for upholding his five-game ban.
The Portuguese Ballon d'Or holder wrote that his ban was "incomprehensible" and an "injustice".
And Lukaku, who has enjoyed a stunning start to life in Old Trafford after his £75million move from Everton, appeared to aim a dig at Ronaldo.
A comment from his official account read: "[Lionel] Messi is better mate."
But it was later revealed that Lukaku had been hacked.
More than a dozen images to "epmuusic" were posted, while Lukaku saw his profile picture and bio changed.
Images and links to a Snapchat page for "Matt Walker" were also added to Lukaku's Instagram account.
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The striker, who has scored three goals in two matches for Jose Mourinho's team, later posted a video to his Instagram story but made no mention of the hack.
Tuesday night also saw Barcelona's Twitter account hacked - with fans sent into a frenzy.
The official page tweeted: "Welcome Angel Di Maria to FC Barcelona!"
But 40 minutes later it was revealed that a hacking group had taken over their page.
