Marcus Rashford was involved in a car accident following Manchester United’s 1-0 Premier League win over Burnley.
The incident is said to have happened after the athlete left his club’s Carrington base upon their return.
Rashford had played the entire 90 minutes at Turf Moor, but he was unable to register a goal, with Bruno Fernandes scoring the game’s lone goal.
However, after returning to Carrington, Rashford got in his Rolls Royce to travel home, but was involved in a crash, according to The Sun.
His car, which was valued at roughly £700,000, was dented, and photographs from the aftermath showed a damaged traffic island.
Police were called to the site, but no ambulances were dispatched, and no arrests were made.
According to The Sun, the England international was only rattled by the prang and was not wounded.
Fernandes, Rashford’s Manchester United teammate, is also said to have stopped to help him.
The Red Devils’ victory over Burnley ends a three-game losing run.
However, pressure will remain on manager Erik ten Hag since the outcome was unimpressive against a tough Clarets team that presented many concerns.
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