A dog was left "shaking with fear" when a supercar owned by Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo crashed into a property in Majorca on Monday morning.
The Portugal captain, 37, was not driving the Bugatti Veyron - valued at £1.8million - when the incident happened. He is currently enjoying a holiday with his family on the Balearic Island before reporting back for pre-season at United's Carrington training ground.
Ronaldo has pledged to pay the homeowner, who remains anonymous, for the damage caused. The Majorcan local turned up at the footballer's rented mansion on Tuesday to speak to him about the incident after fearing his dog had been killed.
