VIDEO: Witty Gladbach Rustle West Ham Feathers After Reece Oxford's Loan Is Cut Short

Borussia Mönchengladbach have captioned a video of Reece Oxford while their former loanee centre-back was testing his golfing skills at a driving range -

Borussia Mönchengladbach have captioned a video of Reece Oxford while their former loanee centre-back was testing his golfing skills at a driving range - angering West Ham fans in the process.

The 19-year-old defender had his loan spell at Borussia-Park cut short by West Ham after rumours emerged that RB Leipzig wanted to sign the defender in a £17m transfer. However, move to the Red Bull Arena never materialised and Oxford has already made his return to the West Ham first-team in an FA Cup match against Shrewsbury. 

In the video, Oxford doesn't cover himself in glory when it comes to his ability as a golfer, promoting the Foals to Tweet the video with the caption: "Wrong club perhaps".

🏌️‍♂️ Wrong club perhaps, @Reeceoxford_? 😏 #fohlenelf pic.twitter.com/GuKqJf0LNo

— Gladbach (@borussia_en) January 23, 2018

Despite only making four appearances for Borussia Mönchengladbach across all competitions, Oxford's performances towards the end of the Hinrunde left fans and officials wanting to see the defender make a move to North Rhine-Westphalia permanent.

Although it still appears that the former Tottenham academy player will eventually leave east London, and despite Oxford appearing to be surplus to requirements at the London Stadium, West Ham fans aren't happy with Mönchengladbach's sneaky double entendre.

@UEFAcom I’d like to report an illegal approach for our player please.

— Jack (@myWHUopinion) January 23, 2018

I mean there’s banter and then there’s straight up tapping up in the public eye. I’d imagine it’ll be deleted soon but that’s crazy unprofessional.

— Paul (@PaulLuckhurst) January 23, 2018

With only one West Ham fan seen praising the Bundesliga outfit's clever play on words, most of the hilarity in response to the video was coming at the expense of disgruntled supporters.

😂😂 fair play 👏🏼👏🏼 good one lads!

— Claret and Blue Army (@WestHamBlood) January 23, 2018

Of course, this isn't the first time that Borussia Mönchengladbach have caused a stir on social media. Back in 2016, the club changed their name on Twitter to "A German Team" in a joke with Celtic ahead of their Champions League group stage matches.