The Manchester United star was left shaken by the accident.
Marcus Rashford has reassured fans he is okay after crashing his Rolls-Royce on Saturday night.
The accident is reported to have occurred after the England star left Manchester United’s training ground after his team’s Premier League win at Burnley.
Man United had earlier returned to Carrington by coach after their 1-0 win thanks to a goal by captain, Bruno Fernandes, at Turf Moor.
Marcus Rashford breaks his silence after car crash following Burnley win.
Rashford wrote on Instagram Sunday, about the crash involving his £700,000 luxury motor: “3 points on the road! I’m alright guys thanks for the messages.”
Footage from the scene circulating on social media shows Rashford’s badly dented vehicle on the side of the road. A pole on a traffic island was toppled just metres away.
The Sun reported that the 25-year-old was left shaken up but had no serious injuries.
Police rushed to Carrington Spur on Saturday night but no arrests were made, and no ambulances were called.
Fernandes reportedly came across the scene and urgently stopped to offer help.
Pictures from the area on Sunday, The Sun reported, show traffic cones and barriers around a traffic island littered with debris.
Marcus Rashford Car Crash after Burnley game yesterday #Skysports #skysportsnews #FPL #MUFC #Rashford #BurnleyFC pic.twitter.com/DfmnxiLShu
— LiamShevv (@LiamShevv) September 24, 2023
Rashford, who played 90 minutes on Saturday, owns three Rolls-Royces – the £700k Black Badge Wraith involved in the crash, a £390k Black Badge Cullinan, and just last month he bought a £560k Cullinan Blue Shadow. He also owns a £280,000 McLaren 765 Long Tail and a £350,000 Lamborghini Urus Performante, The Sun noted.
United are back in action midweek with a Carabao Cup game against Crystal Palace.
The Red Devils only just secured a much-needed win Saturday with Erik Ten Hag’s side coming off a run of three defeats.
Ten Hag told BBC Sport after the win: “It was clear. Of course, we needed that win. We had a tough run of games against good opponents. It wasn’t necessary to lose those games. Today was must-win.
“The team spirit and how they fight together [was impressive]. It was a team attacking with 11 and defending with 11. They supported each other. A lot has been against us, like injuries and decisions. Like tonight.”
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