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Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes unhurt after his car involves in crash: Reports

| @indiablooms | Apr 19, 2022, at 04:03 am

London/IBNS: Manchester United star midfielder Bruno Fernandes was involved in a car crash, media reports quoted coach Ralf Rangnick as saying.

However, the Portuguese soccer player managed to avoid serious injury.

"The accident happened on the way to Carrington," said the German coach, during the pre-match press conference at Carrington.

"But as far as I know, nobody was injured. He trained with the team and he was okay, and that's why I think he will also be ok for tomorrow (vs Liverpool)," he added.

Rangnick also confirmed that the Manchester United team will play without five players at Tuesday's clash with Liverpool at Anfield.
 

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