Marcus Rashford's £ 700,000 Rolls-Royce had to be dragged from a highway after a tire bladder.
The On-Loan Aston Villa Vooruit, 27, was in England service when the car broke on the M60 on Friday.
It was not known who drove.
The chic engine was stranded for more than an hour on the site of where another of his roles was written off in a 2023 crash.
The vehicle was so badly destroyed, Rashford was forced to save it for a huge discount on £ 184,000 at an auction.
The attacker then replaced it with an almost identical car in May last year – opting for white instead of gray.
A source said: “Rashford has not been lucky with his roles.
“The first has been written off and then the second will fall off.
“He will question the £ 1.4 million that he has splashed on two identical cars.
“Let's hope he is more lucky on the field.”
Rashford's first Mansory Wraith only had 1,000 miles on the clock when it was involved in a collision when he left the United training field in Carrington.
He had been on the way home of the 1-0 Premier League victory on his side at Burnley when his 2.5-ton vehicle plowed into a pole on a traffic island and claimed that another driver had sailed his lane.
Photos showed that the car took a pounding in the crash, with extensive damage at the front, left front wing and a mutilated left -wing point and bumper.
Fortunately, both drivers escaped without an injury.
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