FOOTIE ace Michail Antonio’s mangled Ferrari supercar is being sold online – just months after he miraculously survived a horror crash.
The ex West Ham striker, 34, was left trapped inside the £260,000 motor for 45 minutes with a broken leg after hitting a tree.
Michail Antonio miraculously survived the horror crash last year[/caption]
The mangled Ferrari is now being sold online[/caption]
The 2020 GTC4 is on sale for £44,995[/caption]
Police found him wedged between the two front seats with his femur broken in four places after the car careered off the road last December.
The Ferrari Lusso is now being flogged on eBay for £50,000 by an independent trader for “spares or repairs”.
The advert, complete with pictures of the mangled wreck, reads: “Unrecovered salvage damage. No insurance claim made.”
Jamaican international Michail is still recovering and driving a people carrier after admitting he was grateful to have “another chance at life”.
Hammers ace Michail – who previously crashed his Lamborghini Huracan into a bin shed while dressed as a snowman at Christmas 2019 – said: “I’ve always been a fan of sports cars and old classics.
“But sports cars are not my friends.
“Now I have a people carrier and I’m staying far away from sports cars.”
The Ferrari crash happened in Theydon Bois, Essex, UK, while he was on his way home from training.
Michail said: “I don’t remember much. Everybody told me I was awake and speaking.
“I remember it was windy, it was wet. I had only had the car for three weeks and was considering giving it back because the back kept swinging out.
“All I know is that I hit a tree. I don’t know how.
“Police said it looked like I was trying to climb out the window but, because my leg was so badly broken, it stopped me.”
The star said he has hidden the crash from his youngest kids.
He added: “The younger ones never really knew how bad the situation was.
“I almost wasn’t there for them and that was the most difficult part. But it’s made me positive.”
And he added: “I will 100 per cent be back on the pitch. I never give up.”
Photographs at the scene show extensive damage to the front of the Ferrari[/caption]
The footballer was reportedly trapped for 45 minutes before fire crews cut him free[/caption]
Antonio left West Ham over the summer after his contract expired[/caption]
