Marcus Rashford pictured driving to training in Rolls Royce days after terrifying car crash in £700,000 motor

MARCUS RASHFORD has been pictured driving to training in a Rolls-Royce.

That’s just days after crashing another of the £700,000 cars in a terrifying accident.

Eamonn and James ClarkeMarcus Rashford was pictured driving into Man United training in a Rolls-Royce[/caption]

ZenpixRashford cruised in behind a tinted windscreen[/caption]

ZenpixIt comes just days after Rashford crashed another of the £700,000 motors[/caption]

Rashford wrecked his white Rolls only hours after Man United’s 1-0 away win at Burnley on Saturday.

He had left the club’s Carrington training complex around midnight before colliding with a vehicle driven by a 74-year-old gran.

Rashford was lucky to escape injury and was checked over by a club doctor, while the other motorist was left very shaken but unhurt.

Cops today announced they will not be investigating any further, having breathalysed both drivers at the scene.

The crocked duo are hoping to feature in tomorrow’s Carabao Cup clash against Crystal Palace.

And Rashford’s absence suggested he was not going to feature.

However, the striker was snapped entering Carrington on Monday while behind the wheel of another of his three Rolls-Royces.

Not known, clear with picture deskRashford wrecked his white Rolls-Royce in the crash[/caption]

Not known, clear with picture deskHe also knocked over a post[/caption]

Rashford cruised into the training ground behind a tinted screen.

And his appearance suggests he could play some part against Palace tomorrow.

After his crash, Rashford posted a message to fans on social media.

It read: “3 points on the road! I’m alright guys thanks for the messages.”

United commented: “Marcus is fine. It was an accidental collision. Thankfully, both were uninjured.”