Manchester United goalkeeper Sergio Romero has escaped unharmed after crashing his car in Carrington on Monday.
United's No 2 goalkeeper was pictured standing beside his smashed up Lamborghini, worth £170,000, on the A6144. The crash happened on the Carrington Spur Road through Ashton, near to the Reds’ training ground.
Footage also emerged across social media of Romero's car in ruins on the side of the road but with the United man stood safely to one side of the wreckage.
The Lamborghini can be seen underneath a roadside barrier with footage taken from passers by also showing debris strewn across the road.
According to Sky Sports, Romero still took part in Manchester United training on Monday.
It had been a cold and icy night across Manchester with temperatures hovering above freezing, with drivers needing to have been particularly careful on the roads.
Romero, an Argentina international, is believed to have bought the car back in 2017 shortly after United defeated Southampton to win the League Cup at Wembley.
The 32-year-old has been a United player since 2015 and has played nine times for the club in all competitions so far this season. In total, he has played 53 times for United and kept an impressive tally of 34 clean sheets.
Romero's current contract at Manchester United runs through until 2021 and has an option to be extended for another year.
He is believed to earn around £70,000-a-week on that deal and is widely considered to be one of the best back-up goalkeepers in England.
When he put pen-to-paper on his current contract in 2017, it was amid intense speculation over the future of first-choice goalkeeper David De Gea, but the Spaniard penned a new contract himself back in September.
Romero was an unused substitute in United's 2-0 defeat by fierce rivals Liverpool on Sunday at Anfield in the Premier League.
United return to action on Wednesday night when they host Burnley at Old Trafford. They are currently fifth in the Premier League standings.
Source: Dailymail.co.uk
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