After defeating Arsenal in the FA Cup, Manchester United’s players were beaming as they made their way home.
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After a valiant effort, the ten-man Red Devils advanced to the fourth round 5-3 on penalties.
Manchester United was scheduled to land in Manchester at 20:16 after returning from Luton Airport.
However, yesterday night’s nerve-racking penalties and extra time caused their landing time to be delayed to 21:52.
After drawing 2-2 with Liverpool, the players and staff were seen driving away from the airport in their fancy cars, beaming with satisfaction at their second straight successful road performance.
Joshua Zirkzee has struggled at Old Trafford since joining from Bologna for £36.5 million in the summer, but he finally got the chance he had been hoping for when he converted the game-winning penalty kick to eliminate Arsenal.
A friend picked up the striker in a Range Rover that was valued at about £130,000.
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As he drove off in the same model of vehicle, Zirkzee’s countryman Matthijs de Ligt waved to supporters near the parking lot’s exit.
After scoring United’s goal in normal time, Bruno Fernandes was spotted leaving in a brand-new Bentley Bentayga, which costs £250,000.
As he drove Tyrell Malacia home, Noussair Mazraoui switched from wing-back to chauffeur in an identical vehicle.
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Teammate Manuel Ugarte sat in the passenger seat of Lisandro Martinez’s striking Rolls-Royce Phantom, which was worth over £400,000.
Alejandro Garnacho, a young winger, and Amad Diallo also traveled back in the Argentine’s shiny white Range Rover.
Ruben Amorim, the manager, drove off in an electric Porsche Taycan Turbo Estate, which cost £180,000.
When the boss paused to welcome the fans who had waited to see their heroes, he was beaming.
According to reports, Amorim informed supporters that the players didn’t pause to greet them because they needed to return home and recuperate before Thursday’s match against Southampton.
Tom Heaton, the third-choice goalie, was also seen driving an Audi RSQ8, which can cost up to £120,000.
In addition, club legend-turned-chief Darren Fletcher traveled with the team and returned home in a Mercedes G-Wagon valued at approximately £150,000.
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Amorim’s team learned that former temporary manager Ruud van Nistelrooy will return to Old Trafford with Leicester in the upcoming round as United made their way home after defeating Arsenal.