Manchester United Star Anthony filmed himself driving his £337,000 Lamborghini on a motorway before quickly deleting the footage from the phone after posting it on social media.

The 22-year-old got into a brand new Lamborghini Aventador LP 780-4 Ultimae to celebrate his inclusion in Brazil’s World Cup squad last month.

It’s not yet clear why the Brazilian deleted the video, but it could be because it’s illegal to use a mobile phone while driving.

Last month, Manchester United winger Antony posed alongside his new Lamborghini Aventador

The footage which has been uploaded to his Instagram account shows Antony driving down a motorway as he focuses on his watch and the Lamborghini logo on his steering wheel.

Although it was deleted on his account, the footage has since been shared by others.

The former Ajax star recently returned from Qatar, having been part of the Brazil team that was knocked out of the quarter-finals by Croatia on penalties.

Antony didn’t play much for Brazil in Qatar and at one point blamed the air conditioning in stadiums for his illness.

In fact, the only game the winger started was against Cameroon in which Tite’s side lost 1-0.

Titus – who resigned just two hours after Brazil’s elimination – favored Raphinha and Vinicius Jr on the flanks in front of Antony.

The United winger focused on his watch as he filmed himself driving down the motorway

Antony has returned from the World Cup and will look to the Premier League again

Antony will now turn his attention to club football, with Manchester United returning to the Premier League on December 27 against Nottingham Forest.

The striker replaced Alejandro Garnacho on the hour mark in United’s 2-0 win over Burnley in the Carabao Cup Round of 16 on Wednesday nightbut he hopes to start against Forest.

Antony was open about his “humble” beginnings and shared how he grew up in the Brazilian favelas.

The 22-year-old got his dream move to Old Trafford on deadline dayhaving already spent two seasons at Ajax under current United boss Erik ten Hag.

Antony was part of Brazil’s Qatar squad that were eliminated by Croatia in the quarter-finals

“I was just a humble little boy from a favela,” he told Sky Sports. “I didn’t have shoes to play football.

“I didn’t have a room, I slept on the sofa. I lived right in the middle of the favela. Twenty meters from my house there were drug dealers. Sometimes you would watch a match on a Sunday and he there was this smell, a smell of cannabis that permeated the house.

Antony will hope to continue his fine form for United, having scored three times in just six Premier League games for the club.