A player from Manchester United was seen during the training in Carrington in a car that is not charged, according to the website of the British government.
The player in question is one of a group of stars that is apparently intended for the starting door after he has not found any place in the future plans of Ruben Amorim, and was actually planning to train the main team.
Moreover, the player actually showed up until training after Amorim had left and it is consistently linked to a move this summer.
However, the arrival of Alejandro Garnaacho at the training in a gray Audi has revealed that his vehicle was not in fact taxed and is therefore illegal to drive.
The MOT register of the British government shows that tax has not been paid for the car, and claims that tax would be paid on October 1, 2024.
The law states that every car that is used or unused, which is stored on public roads, must be taxed and insured. So if, for example, the car is stored in a garage and is not driven, it is not necessary to pay tax on it, but that is clearly not the case.
The fine for driving a car without a public road without a sorn – for cars registered as 'Off the Roads' – an extra -court can be issued, with a fine of £ 30 plus the outstanding tax amount, according to the RAC.
If the amount is not paid, it can escalate according to a criminal offense and it can be followed through the court of the magistrates, where a fine is £ 1,000 or five times the amount of the tax for taxes, depending on the larger compensation.
The arrival of Garnacho at training comes at a time when his future as cloudy in uncertainty.
He joined Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia to get extra time away from the training ground to explore movements of Old Trafford when the rest of the team returned last week for the preseason.
Rashford took the option to use the Carrington facilities as long as he was not there at the same time with Amorim and the team.
This was described as a coordinated return that left him within a few minutes after the United Boss.
The attacker of England came to work at the club's fitness staff last week and was accompanied by Garnacho on Thursday when only the team of the years' of the years' of the years' was out of Carrington.
Of all five outcasts, it has now been told that they are expected to appear on the training field this week.
Rashford and Sancho are connected to loan movements to Barcelona and Juventus respectively, while United hopes to sell Garnacho that would generate maximum profit under financial fair play rules.
The Argentinian international has recently rejected a step to join the Saudi side Al-Nassr, while the Serie A-Outfit is known as interested.
However, it is clear that Garnachos prefer to stay in the Premier League.
Antony wants to come to Real Betis again after having spent the second half of last season on loan in the Spanish club, and Malacia is available after a spell at PSV Eindhoven.