MARCUS Rashford’s £700,000 Rolls-Royce had to be towed AGAIN after a second tyre blowout in three weeks — just ten yards from the last.
The Mansory Wraith’s rearside tyre burst on the M60 on Monday, 24 days after we told of its first breakdown.
ZenpixMarcus Rashford’s £700,000 Rolls-Royce had to be towed again after a second tyre blowout in three weeks — just ten yards from the last flat[/caption]
mancpicss66The Rolls-Royce Mansory Wraith hitches a lift off the M60 hard shoulder[/caption]
It’s not known if he was driving.
The previous M60 blowout was when the star was on England duty.
The posh motor was stranded for more than an hour at the spot near where another of his Rolls was written off in a 2023 crash.
The vehicle was so badly wrecked, Rashford was forced to flog it for a hugely discounted £184,000 at auction.
The forward then replaced it with an almost identical car in May last year – opting for white instead of grey.
Before the latest blowout,
A source said: “Rashford hasn’t had much luck with his Rolls.
“The first one was written off and then the second one breaks down.
“He’ll be questioning the £1.4million he’s splashed out on two identical cars.
Last night the Man United striker played for loan club Aston Villa.
A source said: “I bet he can’t believe his run of bad luck.”
ZenpixA tyre fitter gets to work on yet another blowout on the footie aces’s car[/caption]
The Sun reported on the previous flat tyre near the latest one on the M60 motorway
Another one of the star’s cars after being involved in a nasty shunt
GettyRashford will be hoping he has more luck on the pitch during his loan to Aston Villa[/caption]
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