Video Wout Weghorst's heartwarming reaction after winning his first ever trophy at age 30

  

Man United beat Newcastle 2-0 in the Carabao Cup final to claim their first trophy since 2017 and nobody was more satisfied than Wout Weghorst.

The Dutch striker only arrived at the club in January but has become a regular starter under Erik ten Hag and played a hand in United's second goal - scored by Marcus Rashford.

It was Weghorst's first senior trophy as a professional and his happiness was evident as he paraded around Wembley after the final whistle.

Weghorst's reaction to winning the Carabao Cup

Having started the season in such poor fashion, few saw United's recent resurgence coming and ten Hag's side were right to feel ecstatic after ending a seven-year trophy drought.

The celebrations on the pitch were a sight to behold for Red Devils fans as the likes of Lisandro Martinez and Antony celebrated with Argentina and Brazil flags, while ten Hag embraced the jubilant fans.

Weghorst's reaction was perhaps the best of them all, however, with the Dutchman clearly in disbelief that he'd won a trophy just weeks after joining the club.

Wout Weghorst at full time ❤️ pic.twitter.com/OeYhtk5SAa

— UtdDistrict (@UtdDistrict) February 26, 2023

The striker was spotted on his knees, smiling at the crowd and soaking in the incredible Wembley atmosphere.

And once he'd had time to process the achievement, he joined in with United fans as they gave their best rendition of United road.

Check out Weghorst embracing the occasion below:

VIDEO: Wout Weghorst's reaction to winning Carabao Cup

Maguire and Weghorst singing United Road with the fans was the best part of those post match celebrations pic.twitter.com/XEHo1ppqeG

— Donovan (@Donovan_red7) February 26, 2023

Fans react to Weghorst

"Never fall in love with a loan player. I failed," stated one Reddit user.

"No matter what happens, never gonna forget Goathorst," said another.

A third added: "He is loving life. He will be in our record books forever now. I've said it many times already, but I really hope we keep him."