Como goalkeeper Robert Sanchez crashes at Nürburgring, unhurt
Robert Sanchez, Como's goalkeeper on loan from Chelsea, is reported to have hit a barrier in his Ferrari at the Nürburgring during a holiday. He is said to have escaped the crash without injury.
Como's goalkeeper on loan from Chelsea, Robert Sanchez, is reported to have hit a barrier at 70 mph in his Ferrari at the Nürburgring track in Germany while on holiday. Sanchez escaped the crash without injury.
According to a report in The Sun, the 28-year-old goalkeeper wanted to spend his free time between international matches racing on the track. The paper wrote that the Ferrari 488 Challenge Evo was completely damaged in the crash on Monday afternoon at the Caracciola-Karussell corner. A British holidaymaker who watched the incident said Sanchez was going far too fast into the corner, and that the track was closed with red flags after the crash.
Sanchez has played three Serie A matches and one Champions League match for Como this season. The club mostly preferred Jean Butez. Of the four matches in which Sanchez was in goal, Como lost two, against Feyenoord and Inter.
The report also notes that the loan deal has no option for a permanent transfer at its end.
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