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Published 14:36 10 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 14:56 10 Jul 2017 BST

"New Manchester United signing Romelu Lukaku," the caption read.
The newspaper has since published an apology for the mix-up, releasing the below statement on their website on Monday afternoon.
Despite the apology, Stormzy took to Twitter to convey his disappointment with the error and while he didn't outright reference the paper in question, it was clear what he was talking about. https://twitter.com/Stormzy1/status/884397792151646209 "I don't find none of this funny btw," he wrote. "Don't wanna sound like the party pooper who missed the joke." Most of his followers agreed with Stormzy's stance while some suggested he was taking it too seriously and the grime artist took the time to respond to a few who replied to the above tweet. https://twitter.com/Stormzy1/status/884399721179205633 https://twitter.com/Stormzy1/status/884400336248729601 https://twitter.com/Stormzy1/status/884400436203094017"Hands up, we got it badly wrong.
"Earlier, we made an error with a picture of Romelu Lukaku that wasn't him. It was Stormzy.
"To be honest, we are totally embarrassed and want to say sorry to all involved and our readers for the error. We will keep our eye on the ball in future."
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