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Andre Onana involved in car crash

Andre Onana involved in car crash

Manchester United goalkeeper, on loan with Turkish side Trabzonspor, Andre Onana was involved in a car crash on Thursday evening. Andre Onana is yet to make a formal statement following the crash, but further updates are expected soon.

Manchester United goalkeeper, on loan with Turkish side Trabzonspor, Andre Onana was involved in a car crash on Thursday evening.

According to the report, Onana was "reportedly rushed to hospital after being caught up in a high-speed car crash for medical checks before being discharged."

Medical tests concluded that the goalkeeper had "no problems" following the incident, as confirmed by Trabzonspor.

A spokesperson for the club is reported to have told local media: "Andre Onana was involved in a road traffic accident earlier this evening.

"There are no problems with him, and we wish him a speedy recovery."

The reports indicate that Onana's car was crashed into by another vehicle while travelling at what is described to have been "high speed."

The impact from this initial crash is then said to have caused Onana to collide with the vehicle in front of him.

Andre Onana is yet to make a formal statement following the crash, but further updates are expected soon.

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