Marcus Rashford arrives to Man Utd training in new £150,000 custom Mercedes-AMG G63… which looks like TANK
MARCUS RASHFORD arrived at Manchester United's training ground in his new £150,000 custom Mercedes-AMG G63 this morning - and it looks like a TANK.
The England star, 22, cruised into Carrington in his incredible new ride - which can do 0-60mph in just 4.5 seconds.
The 4.0-litre V-8 engine in Rashford's new wheels brings with it a staggering 577 horsepower.
The car starts at around £140,000 - but that's before all the upgrades and custom features.
As well as the usual fittings, the Man Utd star's bonnet is customised, as well as featuring a camo-style paintjob.
Rashford is well known for his love of buying new cars - and they're usually SUVs.
As a fresh-faced newbie to the first-team, he drove an Audi RS4 worth £60,000.
He quickly moved on to Mercedes, starting with a CLA 45 Coupe, also valued at around £60,000.
Soon after, a very fancy Merc S Class Coupe - that starts at around £103,000 - was seen outside his home.
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Rashford then moved on to the footballers' favourite... a Range Rover - with his the £70,000 Urban model.
But now he's moved on to bigger, better and quicker things with what appears to be a Mercedes-AMG G63 - the supercharged twin brother of the Mercedes G-Class.
On Thursday, Rashford was seen driving it into training as he steps up his return to action following both an injury and the coronavirus lockdown.
The forward fractured his back during his side's 1-0 FA Cup win over Wolves on January 15.
The injury was not only a blow to United, but also England who feared they'd be without him for Euro 2020 - before it was pushed back a year.
In March he insisted he was feeling "ten times better" and earlier this week he even suggested he was back to normal when quizzed by a fan on social media.
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Rashford posted three photos of himself training in his back garden, captioned: "Feels great to have the ball at my feet again. Weather isn't too bad either. Hope you've all had a great day!"
One fan responded to the message by asking: "How's the back Marcus?"
And the Old Trafford hero replied: "I'm feeling good mate, thank you!"