FORD FIESTA Marcus Rashford sells Lamborghini supercar for 450,000 pounds and buys incredibly rare £177,000 Audi

The speedy Man Utd ace, currently on loan at Aston Villa, added the special edition Audi to his collection after waiting months for it to be delivered.

Man Utd's Marcus Rashford has sold his incredible £450,000 Lamborghini super car

The ace has splashed out £177k on a rare new Audi

The estate car can comfortably fit five passengers and has plenty of boot space.

But the meaty performance motor also has a top speed of 190mph and can do 0-60mph in 3.3 seconds.

Only 660 have been made worldwide and the GT boasts a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged engine, which produces 630 horsepower and 850 Newton-metres (Nm) of torque.

This comes after SunSport learned the 27-year-old star has flogged his £450,000 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ.

He sold the V12 supercar to a rally driver and the personalised motor, which has Rashford's signature on the door sills and his emblem between the two seats, has since popped up in a YouTube video.

In the video posted on the Warford Cars YouTube channel earlier this month, the new owner is identified only as James, a rally driver.

James said he bought the car for £450,000, direct from Lamborghini and it had 4,000 miles on the clock.

It's likely Rashford paid similar for the car when he bought it new and then sold it to Lamborghini who sold it on for a profit.

The striker was in the news again for his cars just last week when his £700,000 Rolls-Royce had to be towed off a motorway following a tyre blow-out.

Rashford was on England duty when the car broke down on the M60 on March 21. It was not known who was driving.

The striker was in the news again for his cars just last week when his £700,000 Rolls-Royce had to be towed off a motorway following a tyre blow-out.

Rashford was on England duty when the car broke down on the M60 on March 21. It was not known who was driving.

Having made a major impact at Aston Villa since agreeing a January loan move to the Midlands, Rashford made a return to the England set-up during the current international break.

Rashford started both England games as the Three Lions beat Albania and Latvia.