PSG goalkeeper Marcin Bulka walked away unscathed after he crashed a £200,000 Lamborghini in his native Poland.
The 20-year-old, who formerly played in England with Chelsea, returned to his hometown of Wyszogród during the lockdown.
He crashed the Italian super car not far from his home with pictures emerging on social media on Thursday of the car seriously damaged.
Matters were made worse for Bulka due to the fact that the Lamborghini Huracan Evo Spyder was rented.
The crash occurred when the shot stopper attempted an overtaking manoeuvre but crashed into an oncoming car.
Bulka, the driver in the other car and a passenger were all taken to hospital for examination but were all released, according to WP Sportowe Fakty.
Zbigniew Boniek, the current head of the Polish FA tweeted alongside pictures of the crash: "The question is what will he drive when he starts playing?"
The Polish FA will not be giving an official comment however.
Bulka headed to PSG in 2019 having spent three seasons in England with Chelsea.
Since moving to the Parc des Princes the Pole has made just one start.
But he made the headlines earlier this year with comments about team-mate Angel Di Maria and his relationship with Manchester United.
He told YouTube channel Foot Truck that: "Di Maria hates Manchester United. He has no good memory of the time he spent there.
"In fact, when something related to Manchester United appears on television, he changes the channel quickly."
