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Football stars’ best and worst cars: From Rooney’s Ford Ka to Cristiano Ronaldo’s matte black

Liverpool Full back Alexander-Arnols has opted for a a £66k Mercedes-AMG C 63 Coupe. It can reach 0-60mph in less than four seconds and has a top speed of 155mph with with a V8 engine that pumps out 510 bhp. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has perhaps the flashiest selection of cars in the Premier League. His most expensive purchase is his £270,000 Lamborghini Aventador. It is also the fastest of his collection, reaching speeds of 220mph with 690 bhp. Next on the former Borussia Dortmund forward's list is the Audi R8 V10 Plus. Aubameyang’s car worth £150,000. The gold continues with Aubameyang's premium 4x4. The Mansory Range Rover Sport SVR has a bespoke frontspoiler, doors and rear apron. It screams power and prestige. No wonder, then, that it is one of Aubameyang's favourites. £150,000 buys you all of the modifications that the forward has. It has a generous top speed of 174mph with a bhp of 542. Next to the list is Cristiano Ronaldo’s Lamborghini. The car reportedly set him back £260,040 and packs a whopping 550 bhp. Flat out it will be going at 220 mph. Ronaldo's love of fast cars went up a notch in 2017 when he bought a Bugatti Veyron. The £1.5million worth car can get from 0-60 in less than 2.5 seconds and boasts a top speed of 260 mph. Pogba turned up at Carrington in a red and black Chevrolet Camaro. The car costs between £30,000 and £50,000 depending on spec. A whole 425 bhp, too. Mario Balotelli's £250,000 Bentley Continental GT has a top speed of 207 mph, 600 bhp and a powerful V12 engine. Balotelli ended up giving the car away once he left City in 2013.\ Memphis Depay’s Mercedes Jeep cost him £20,000 to import the car to England after moving to Manchester Unite Depay paid £100,000 for the car but wasn't entirely happy with how it first appeared and decided to spend a little extra to get his first name initial and his shirt number embroidered on the headrests. Stephen Ireland ‘s Range Rover Sport set him back £63,895 in 2009. It set him back £63,895 in 2009. El Hadji Diouf was paid far too much money at Liverpool. His biggest purchase by a mile was a £420,000 chrome McClaren SLR that he drove around while playing for Blackburn Rovers. Djibril Cisse's airbrushed Chrysler was rather unique in what he did with the bodywork. At a price of £30,000, the Chrysler 300, would have left him with enough for specific modifications. Gareth Bale knows how to travel in style.  His £325,000 Lamborghini Huracan would have been tough to give up, though. The top speed of 200 mph and 600 bhp. The six-wheeled Mercedes cost Sully Muntari a whopping £860,000. It would go from 0-60 in just seven seconds, had 700 bhp but was limited to 100 mph. David James first got his hands on a Reliant Robin in 2008 when he was playing for Portsmouth. Rooney, who started his career at Everton opted for a cheap and cheerful Ford KA 'SportKa' when he passed his driving test. It was worth less than £1,000 with a top speed of 98mph and 94 bhp.  

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