Former Tottenham star Emerson Royal got a little carried away as he celebrated AC Milan’s victory in Italy with manager Sergio Concicao.
Milan produced a 2-0 comeback to beat fierce rivals between 3-2 in Riyadh.
Royal, 25, plays before being substituted in the 87th minute.
At the last whistle, the Brazilian can engage his emotion.
The full backrest was abandoned from the bench and jumped on Chief Concicao.
He then hooked the Portuguese’s back for a few seconds, before running away to sign up for his teammates.
Concumicao, 50, winced in pain and even backed away from the bench.
During the trophy ceremony, Royal took to Instagram to share the moment with his millions of followers.
Concicao, on the other hand, didn’t look too bad.
Back in the locker room, the former boss of Porto recreated his iconic celebration.
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Snorting on a cigarette, the conscience danced of his players.
Inter’s victory was only the game of Concicao in charge.
His predecessor Paulo Fonseca sacked last month after a 1-1 draw with Roma.
Concicao took over, setting up a 2-1 win over Juventus in the Supercoppa Italiana semi-finals in his first game in charge.
After their trophy triumph, Concicao will take the fee of their first Serie A game at the helm this Saturday.
Milan, who are eighth in the table, will host Cagliari at the San Siro.
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