Andre Onana's £350,000 Lamborghini impounded for having no insurance after Man Utd goalkeeper is stopped by police & faces threat of seeing supercar crushed

The Cameroon international has seen questions asked of his on-field decision making this season, with more high-profile errors creeping into his game. The 29-year-old has also seemingly let his guard down away from the pitch.

According to The Sun, Onana saw his luxury vehicle pulled over by police in Hale Barns while one of his friends was taking it for a spin. The car was flagged as being uninsured on an ANPR and was quickly loaded onto the back of a truck.

Onana now faces the threat of losing his lavish Lamborghini Urus. He has 14 days in which to insure the supercar and collect it from the pound before it is either auctioned off or crushed. A source told The Sun: "Onana has made a few errors this season and insuring his car properly seems to be the latest one."

Onana was able to put the incident to the back of his mind when taking to the field for United in their Europa League clash with Athletic Club - with a 4-1 victory in the second leg of that contest booking a final showdown with Premier League rivals Tottenham.

Onana is not the first United player to experience car troubles during their time at Old Trafford, with World Cup winner Paul Pogba seeing his £300,000 Rolls-Royce Wraith seized in 2021 as it had Monaco-registered plates - with that misdemeanour landing the Frenchman three points and a £220 fine.