Everton and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford has been caught parking his £160,000 supercar in a disabled space.
The stopper, 25, was snapped at the Trafford Centre, Manchester, yesterday with his Lamborghini Urus.
Wearing a grey tracksuit, the £60,000-a-week stopper left the luxury motor in a clearly marked disabled space.
He returned the to the car around an hour later.
A statement from intu, owner of the shopping complex, said: “We closely monitor the car park to minimise the misuse of our accessible parking bays.”
Pickford – who starred for England at the 2018 World Cup in Russia – joined Everton in a £30million deal in 2017.
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The former Sunderland stopper was involved in a scuffle outside a bar in his home town last month, after which he was warned about his behaviour by his manager Marco Silva.
“We have a disciplinary process inside the club, not just for Jordan but for all the players and they know what the rules are," said Silva.
"Everything was clear to them from the first moment they joined our club and so everything was easy to decide.
"I don’t have doubts, the club don’t have doubts and Jordan doesn’t have doubts about the situation."
