If you stuck your head into Twitter on Tuesday evening, there's a good chance you might have seen Samir Nasri's name mentioned on your timeline.
A string of tweets from the Manchester City player's account swiftly clocked up thousands of retweets before being deleted.
It started when the following tweet, which featured a picture of Nasri standing beside an unnamed woman, was shared from a Twitter account with the handle @DripDoctors.
Soon after, the tweet was quoted in a tweet sent from Nasri's account (presumably definitely not from Nasri himself).
Then came this, which quoted another Nasri-related tweet from @DripDoctors
What followed appeared to be an explanation from Nasri, although yet again, we're under the impression he wasn't the person responsible for any of these tweets.
Soon after these tweets were deleted, another couple appeared.
Yet again, they were deleted, as was the following tweet, which appears to be the final one sent.
Clearly, plenty of people felt Nasri's account had been hacked, with many suggesting an ex-partner was responsible.
