A supercar belonging to football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has been involved in a crash while the Portuguese international holidays on the island of Majorca. The Bugatti Veyron – valued at two million euros – crashed through a wall near to the country estate when Ronaldo was staying with his family.
He is not understood to have been travelling in the vehicle when the accident happened at 1am on Monday. Witnesses said an employee was behind the wheel.
Local media reported the driver lost control and ended up crashing into the entrance door of a local property. Occupants of the vehicle were unharmed and Ronaldo’s representatives collected the car after police had attended, the UltimaHora stated.
The forward’s vehicles were shipped to Majorca from Valencia last week. They include the Bugatti Veyron, and a special-edition Mercedes off-roader. The Bugatti has a top speed of more than 250mph. The exclusive Mercedes-Benz G-Class was a present from his wife, Georgina Rodríguez, for his 35th birthday.
Ronaldo is enjoying a holiday with his family on a private estate away from the main holiday hotspots. The house belongs to the owner of a popular chain of gyms and is surrounded by vineyards and trees.
It has its own chapel, a swimming pool, Jacuzzis, a multi-sports court and a sand court to play beach volleyball. He is also spending time on his yacht, moored in the nearby Port of Adriano.
The star arrived on the holiday island last week aboard a private jet and he is scheduled to remain for 10 days.
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