After being hit by Cristiano Ronaldo's bodyguard in Majorca, the £1.8 million Bugatti Veyron was hauled away on a tow truck covered in blue tarpaulin.
After a demanding first season back in English football, the Manchester United superstar is taking a well-earned break on the Spanish island with his family. The legendary Portuguese player, who is now 37, played in 39 matches for his club team before representing his country in this summer's Nations League matches.
Ronaldo chose to transport his young family to Majorca in order to reside in a luxury villa before his first preseason with new United manager Erik ten Hag. But on Monday, when his beloved automobile got involved, his journey took a turn.
It is believed that Ronaldo, who is a father of five, was not driving when the incident occurred. He was in the car with his partner, Georgina Rodriguez, and their children. Instead, it's thought that one of Ronaldo's two bodyguards was operating the vehicle when it veered off the road and collided with a stone wall.
According to the story, a member of Ronaldo's security team hurriedly exited the vehicle to continue the trip, leaving other members of his team to meet local police. When asked about the event, the Spanish police said they had no material pointing to Ronaldo as the driver.
The automobile crashed into a wall, but there was only little physical damage and no one was hurt, according to a source. "The information on who was driving and what happened is recorded on a police database and is available for a court or officers to examine in the event that additional investigations are required.
According to reports, the vehicle left the road and collided with a home's front wall.
However, it is more important that the information be recorded so the owner of the damaged property may file a claim for compensation and utilise the police report as backup in the event that there is a later disagreement over how the damage was caused.
A second source explained: "The collision took place close to Joan March Hospital on a side road.
A wall that serves as protection for a residence with a gas canister deposit appears to have been struck by the automobile after it appeared to have left the road.
According to reports, Cristiano's staff, not Cristiano, was behind the wheel. When police came, he was unquestionably not there.
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