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Fans say 'I'm getting leg cramps just watching' ex-Man Utd ace's workout

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He clocked an impressive pair of stats during the workout
He clocked an impressive pair of stats during the workout

ANTHONY ELANGA has shown off his footwork in an insane workout video.

The Nottingham Forest winger left fans with cramp just from watching footage from his gym session.

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Anthony Elanga showed off his footwork during an insane workoutCredit: instagram @tomjoycefitness
Fans were left saying 'I'm getting leg cramps just watching'
Fans were left saying 'I'm getting leg cramps just watching'Credit: instagram @tomjoycefitness

Elanga tapped three piles of plates, each at a different height, with his right foot whilst his left rested on a bar behind him.

In the video, he completed 36 taps in 7.08 seconds at a rate of just over five taps per second.

Viewers were left in awe of the 21-year-old's speed, with one commenting: "I'm getting leg cramps just looking at him."

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Another added: "That’s absolutely ridiculous! Imagine him on a dance mat."

A third supporter simply dubbed Elanga an "insane athlete".

Meanwhile, one more fan asked: "How's that possible?!"

The Sweden international joined Forest from Manchester United for £15million in the summer.

He had spent eight years with the Red Devils after joining the club's academy aged 13.

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Elanga has since scored four goals and provided six assists for Forest this season.

Those include an assist in his side's home victory over United in December, with the forward riling up fans of his former club.

After being substituted, Elanga pointed to the Forest badge whilst making his way off the pitch, to the anger of United supporters.

Ciaran Wiseman

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