The famous 'mentality' celebration might be synonymous with Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, but he is not the one who started it.
It was actually Aurelien Tchouameni who hit it first.
When asked if it was he or Rashford who did their celebration first, the Frenchman replied : "Me! Of course. I have to say it. Marcus, you know it, bro."
The Frenchman was nearly offended by the question.
Indeed, Tchouameni had his finger pointed to his temple after he scored for France against England in the World Cup quarterfinal, a whole month before Rashford.
But the Real Madrid star doesn't really mind it.
"In the dressing room in Madrid, I'm like 'damn, this guy scores so many goals', so when he scores he does the celebration and people maybe think it's his.
"But I have to give him credit because at least he scores. For me, it's more difficult to score every single game. I think we can share the celebration."
