Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Marcin Bulka was lucky to have survived a ghastly auto-crash near his hometown of Wyszogród in Warsaw, Poland.
The 20-year-old was involved in a terrible accident with his £200,000 worth yellow Lamborghini car was badly damaged.
He returned to his home country after the French League was suspended in a bid to observe the lockdown caused by coronavirus pandemic.
Daily Mail reports that the former Chelsea goaltender rented the exotic Lamborghini Huracan Evo Spyder and while he was trying to overtake manoeuvre, he collided into an oncoming car.
After the accident, Bulka and the passenger were rushed to the hospital for scrutiny before being allowed to return home according to WP Sportowe Fakty.
Pictures taken from the scene of the accident showed the machine being towed away around midnight near his home.
The Polish Football Association while reacting to the incident said: "The question is what will he drive when he starts playing?" The 20-year-old joined Ligue 1 champions in 2019 after three seasons of little or no action in England with Chelsea.
He moved to Stamford Bridge as a youth player from FCB Escola Varsovia but never got a chance with the first team.
The goalkeeper has made one first-team appearance for PSG in Ligue 1 and is under contract until June 2021.
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