The 900 hp Bugatti Veyron (worth almost 2 million euros) was involved in an accident. euros) of the Manchester United striker appears to have crashed into a house in the resort of Sa Coma on the east coast of Spain.
However, an employee of the footballer, and not Cristiano himself, appears to have been driving the vehicle at the time.
The accident happened at around 11am this Monday morning.
Local police are investigating the incident but have yet to comment.
One of the two cars Cristiano Ronaldo was taking to Mallorca for his summer family holiday was involved in an accident.
[BR][BR]The Manchester United striker's 900 horsepower Bugatti Veyron (worth almost €2 million) appears to have crashed into a house in the resort of Sa Coma on Spain's east coast.
However, an employee of the footballer, and not Cristiano himself, appears to have been driving the vehicle at the time.
The accident happened around 11am this Monday morning.
Local police are investigating the incident but have yet to comment.
The driver was unharmed, but the front engine of Cristiano's expensive car was damaged.
Ronaldo flew to Mallorca with his five children and partner Georgina Rodriguez on June 14.
They rented a luxury house at the foot of the Tramuntana mountains and enjoyed the beauty of the Spanish countryside on the Portuguese ace's superyacht.
It is the first time Cristiano and Georgina are holidaying with their daughter Esmeralda, whose twin brother died during childbirth in mid-April.
They are expected to stay at the luxury residence for another three or four days.
However, Ronaldo will not be without a car on his holiday. Along with the Bugatti, he was also transporting a Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
The question is whether the Portuguese's employee will pay for the damages and in how many lives, although it is likely that Ronaldo, whose passion for cars is well known, will not sweat paying the bill himself
Photo from the scene of the accident
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