Manchester United’s Sergio Romero involved in a horror car crash near the club’s training ground at Carrington.
Manchester United’s goalkeeper Sergio Romero was involved in a horror car crash near the club’s training ground at Carrington on Monday. The Argentine international escaped unharmed from the scare after his £170,000 Lamborghini span out of control and smashed through a barrier and into a hedge on Carrington Spur Road through Ashton, near to the Reds’ training ground.
While some of the photos that have emerged are shocking, with the back of the car ripped apart. But United have confirmed Romero escaped unhurt.
The 32-year-old was lucky to walk away unscathed and even managed to train with the rest of the squad only hours after he watched his team-mates lose 2-0 to Liverpool.
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.
— UNITED (@unitedaaaaw) January 20, 2020
Sergio Romero unhurt and training despite being in a car crash close to @ManUtd training ground this morning.
— Simon Stone (@sistoney67) January 20, 2020
I’m glad Romero came of the accident unhurt.
— 🐐™ (@TheFergusonWay) January 20, 2020
Shocked Manchester United goalkeeper Sergio Romero Lamborghini in 2017, s stands by the wreckage of his Lamborghini after crashing the £170,000 car near the club’s Carrington training base as was pictured standing next to his car at the scene of the accident pic.twitter.com/jFMPAWnMPL
— Lilian Chan (@bestgug) January 20, 2020
Despite his impressive international record, Romero has found club appearances hard to come by at Old Trafford and remains as the second choice keeper and is usually only used for cup games.
