Cristiano Ronaldo’s crashed £1,700,000 Bugatti

Cristiano Ronaldo’s crashed £1,700,000 Bugatti

Web Desk
June 22, 2022

Cristiano Ronaldo’s crashed £1,700,000 Bugatti

Cristiano Ronaldo’s £1.7 million Bugatti Venyon supercar has been shown with significant damage.
The accident occurred in Majorca yesterday morning.
Luxurious automobile was delivered to the Spanish island for the footballer to enjoy on his summer vacation with his family.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s £1.7 million Bugatti Venyon supercar has been shown with significant damage.

The accident occurred in Majorca yesterday morning, after the luxurious automobile was delivered to the Spanish island for the footballer to enjoy on his summer vacation with his family.

One of his bodyguards is reported to have driven it, which collided with a wall but escaped unscathed.

Dad-of-five When his employee came off the road and smashed into the stone wall, Ronaldo, 37, was in another vehicle in a small convoy with his loved ones.

According to the island newspaper Cronica Balear, the bodyguard exited the vehicle to continue his journey, leaving other workers engaged by the Manchester United footballer to meet the police when they arrived.

The Portuguese international’s whereabouts were unknown at the time, although he has been photographed enjoying days out with his family on his £5.5 million superyacht, which is anchored in Port Adriano.

Ronaldo is rumoured to be renting a luxurious property near the site of an accident on a tiny road near Joan March Hospital in Bunyola yesterday morning.

The wrecked Bugatti was then towed away on a blue tarpaulin-covered tow truck.

Police in Spain confirmed yesterday afternoon that they had no evidence that Cristiano was in the car at the time.

‘The automobile smashed into a wall, but there was only material damage and no one was wounded, and the driver accepted full responsibility for what happened,’ stated one reliable source.

‘The information regarding who was behind the wheel and what happened is stored in a police database and can be accessed by a court or officers if additional investigations are needed.