Marcus Rashford turned heads for a different reason on Friday morning—not for speed or style, but for simplicity. The English forward arrived at Barcelona training in a modest £25,000 CUPRA company car, a noticeable shift from his once-flashy garage of high-end supercars.
The loanee appeared focused and unfazed as he cruised past fans who were quick to capture the moment on their phones. The CUPRA, which is issued to every player in the squad, marks a stark contrast to the £450,000 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Rashford had been seen driving around Manchester earlier this year.
According to reports, Rashford sold the luxury Lamborghini in March, just two months after his six-month driving ban for speeding was lifted. The car was reportedly bought by a rally driver, signaling a clear change in the player’s off-field priorities.
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While Rashford’s switch to a more humble vehicle might seem surprising for a global football star, it aligns with a growing narrative of renewed focus and discipline as he looks to reignite his form on loan in Spain. The decision to leave behind the extravagance of his past rides may just reflect a new chapter—both on the pitch and off.
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