Spartak Moscow brutally troll Bayern Munich after low-ball approaches for Sadio Mane

Russian side Spartak Moscow have made a cheeky dig at Bayern Munich on Twitter following the Bavarian sides' 'laughable' offer for Liverpool's Senegalese star Sadio Mane

Russian Premier League side Spartak Moscow have brutally trolled Bayern Munich on social media for their low-ball approaches towards Liverpool star Sadio Mane.

The Moscow-based side tweeted out a cheeky letter that they claimed was from the Bavarian side on their English Twitter account. It read: "Dear Spartak Moscow, we would like to make a transfer offer for your player Alexander Sobolev.

"We're offering 1,000 euros up front with such included add-ons as: 10,000,000 euros if Bayern Munich wins Eurovision; 15,000,000 euros if Manchester United win a trophy; 20,000,000 euros if Lionel Messi joins Real Madrid. Kind Regards, Bayern Munich."

Liverpool rejected Bayern Munich's 'laughable' bid for Mane, who wants to leave Anfield this summer, within hours.

It was initially reported that the bid would rise to £30million with a number of add-ons. However, it soon became clear that the bid would only reach that total if Bayern won the Champions League, and Mane the Ballon d'Or, for the next three seasons.

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The Reds have reportedly slapped a £42.5million asking price on the Senegalese star.

Liverpool look to have already lined up a replacement for the outgoing Mane, with Benfica's Darwin Nunez looking set to swap Portugal for England.

However, Benfica are demanding £85million for the Uruguayan international - who is also being tracked by Manchester United and Atletico Madrid.