Jose Mourinho’s £120m Real Madrid flop Yan Diomande hits back at critics as he bizarrely SINGS after Atletico derby loss

REAL MADRID winger Yan Diomande has baffled fans by SINGING on TikTok after losing the Madrid derby. Los Blancos suffered a 2-1 loss to Atletico at the weekend following strikes from Alejandro Grimaldo and Jonathan David. Yan Diomande shocked fans by singing on TikTok after the Madrid derby Credit: http://www.tiktok.com/@yan_diomande49?lang=en Diomande came off the bench against Atletico Credit: Shutterstock Editorial Antonio Rudiger scored a consolation goal in the 89th minute but Real could not complete the comeback. Diomande came off the bench to replace Vinicius Jr in the 54th minute but could not make an impact. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! It saw him continue a disappointing start to life at Real Madrid. The 19-year-old winger has managed just one assist in eight games following his £120million transfer from RB Leipzig. And he appeared to anger some fans by posting on TikTok just hours after the defeat. Diomande posted a video of himself lip-syncing to a song while traveling on what appeared to be a train or plane. Fans were quick to comment, with one person writing: “Bro we just lost the Madrid derby…” Real Madrid currently sit fourth in the La Liga table with 15 points from their opening seven games. Most read in Sport CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS The winger posted the video just hours after the derby loss Credit: http://www.tiktok.com/@yan_diomande49?lang=en The loss to Atletico was their second defeat of the season, the other coming against Real Betis at the start of the month. Jose Mourinho blasted the officiating after the match, claiming Atletico got away with two red card incidents during the derby. It came after Los Blancos ended the match with 10 players following the dismissal of Dean Huijsen. “We can skip the press conference because the story of the match is right here,” Mourinho said while holding two printed photos of the respective incidents. “Those were two clear red cards. Given the difficulties we faced afterwards playing 11 against 10, we can only imagine what 50 minutes of 11 against nine would have been like. “So I’ll just have to limit myself to hugging my players, who gave it their all and played a first half, showed great class and character, setting us up perfectly to win the second half.” Comment now