Bruno Fernandes Trains Hours After Car Crash And Is Passed Fit For Liverpool Vs Man United

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes was involved in a car crash on the eve of his side's Premier League clash with Liverpool but he is fit to play.

Manchester United midfielder Bruno Fernandes was involved in an ugly car crash on the eve of his side's Premier League clash with Liverpool.

Fernandes was pictured on Monday morning alongside his battered Porsche, which had collided with Volkswagen near to United's Carrington training ground.

The front right corner of the soccer star's car was visibly crushed while the Volkswagen appeared to have broken through a fence into someone's garden.

Pictures of the cars and Fernandes looking glum nearby went viral on social media.

But despite the unhealthy look of the vehicles, BBC reporter Simon Stone claimed that no serious injuries were sustained by anyone.

Bruno Fernandes was involved in a car crash this morning. No serious injuries involved.

Fernandes is still expected to train with the rest of Ralf Rangnick’s squad on Monday. pic.twitter.com/NQ4EjaGzwZ

— Pulse Sports Nigeria (@PulseSportsNG) April 18, 2022

Bruno Fernandes involved in crash in his Porsche this morning. No serious injuries involved. He is expected to train later.

— Simon Stone (@sistoney67) April 18, 2022

Fernandes trained with his United teammates just hours later and is expected to start at Anfield on Wednesday, having been passed fit.

"He was OK and will be for tomorrow," said interim manager Ralf Rangnick, as quoted by BBC Sport.

Fernandes has featured in 30 Premier League games so far this season, contributing nine goals and six assists.

United will go into Tuesday's game as significant underdogs against Liverpool, who won the reverse fixture 5-0 in October.

Bruno Fernandes' smashed-up Porsche after he was involved in a car crash he was travelling to training smashed-up £94k Porsche #MUFC #ManchesterUnited 👹👹👹👹 pic.twitter.com/fx2385Pffn

— kylemrostron (@kylemrostron1) April 18, 2022

Bruno Fernandes was involved in a car crash on Monday morning / Twitter