Sergio Romero involved in car crash near Manchester United training ground

Manchester United have confirmed goalkeeper Sergio Romero uninjured [COURTESY]

Manchester United have confirmed goalkeeper Sergio Romero has been involved in a car crash near their Carrington training ground.

The club say the goalkeeper has suffered no injuries. 

Images after the incident show Romero's £170,000 Lamborghini smashed up and under the roadside barrier, facing towards trees off the A6144 road.

Romero, 32, has acted as United's back-up goalkeeper in the Premier League this season to David de Gea and is yet to feature in the top flight.

The club say the goalkeeper has suffered no injuries [COURTESY]

But he has played in four of United's Europa League matches, plus three times in the League Cup and in each of their FA Cup third-round clashes against Wolves.

Romero was on the bench for United as they were beaten 2-0 by fierce rivals and runaway Premier League leaders Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.

He joined the club in the summer of 2015 on a free transfer from Sampdoria, penning a three-year deal at Old Trafford.

Romero started his first campaign at United with three clean sheets in the Premier League amid David de Gea's on-off move to Real Madrid.

But when the Spaniard failed to leave the club, he re-established himself as United's No.1.

Romero played a key role in Manchester United's Europa League triumph in 2017 under Jose Mourinho, keeping his spot as the club's first-choice cup keeper throughout the competition.

He kept a clean sheet in the final against Ajax as United ran out 2-0 winners.