Bruno Fernandes, a Manchester United midfielder, was involved in a car accident on Easter Monday but was unharmed.
The accident involving his Porsche near the club’s Carrington training camp resulted in no injuries for the Portuguese midfielder, and he is scheduled to train as usual today. The other persons involved in the crash are likewise believed to be unharmed.
The vehicle, valued at £90,000, was damaged on the driver’s side, with the two automobiles visibly battered down a tight route, as seen in photos from the scene.
At the crash site, emergency personnel were also visible.
In the pre-match press conference this afternoon, United interim manager Ralf Rangnick is expected to deliver an update on the player’s condition.
Fernandes’ accident occurred just one day before his team’s Premier League match against Liverpool.
Since joining Manchester United from Sporting Lisbon in January 2020, the midfielder has played a significant role in the team. In 120 games, he has scored 49 goals.
