Rashford arrives at training in his spare Rolls-Royce after crashing other one

Marcus Rashford reported for Manchester United’s Monday training session in a spare £600,000 Rolls-Royce after crashing outside Carrington on Saturdhay night.

The England forward damaged his £700,000 Rolls-Royce after the collision with a 74-year-old grandmother’s vehicle following United’s win at Burnley.

A traffic light post and bollard were also damaged in the accident, which occurred around midnight after the United squad had returned to their Carrington base by bus from Turf moor.

On Monday afternoon, Rashford was photographed driving in for training in a Rolls-Royce Cullinan 4×4 as preparations continue for Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup tie with Crystal Palace.

According to reports, Rashford had crashed his regular Rolls-Royce in the accident on Saturday night. So he arrived at training on Monday in his spare Rolls-Royce worth around £600,000 after damaging the other one in the collision.

A traffic light and bollard were also damaged in the accident which took place after United’s win over Burnley on Saturday. Rashford and the rest of the United squad had returned to their Carrington training base by bus, but the accident occurred near the facility around midnight.