Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana was reportedly rushed to hospital after being involved in a frightening high-speed car crash, as confirmed by Trabzonspor president Ertugrul Dogan
A car involved in the crash
Footage of the car crash wreckage has emerged on social media
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Andre Onana has "no problems" after being involved in a road traffic accident on Thursday evening, as confirmed by Trabzonspor president Ertugrul Dogan.
The on-loan Manchester United goalkeeper was driving back from his team's Europa League win over Hearts of Midlothian at the time. Onana was reportedly rushed to hospital after being caught up in a high-speed car crash for medical checks before being discharged.
It happened on the Yomra road, near the Turkish city of Trabzon, where his team are based. Onana's family were in the car with him at the time, but he is said to have "no problems" afterwards.
Dogan told local media: "Andre Onana was involved in a road traffic accident earlier this evening. There are no problems with him, and we wish him a speedy recovery."
Reports in Turkey claim that Onana's car was crashed into by another vehicle while travelling at high speed. That impact apparently caused the goalkeeper's car to collide with the vehicle in front of it.
Footage of the aftermath appears to show Onana's car with a damaged front bumper. Debris from the crash seems to be visible across the road, with the two other vehicles shown and several people standing around beside them.
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