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Man Utd star Luke Shaw gets parking ticket on his birthday as he leaves £250,000 Rolls Royce on double yellow lines

Man Utd star Luke Shaw gets parking ticket on his birthday as he leaves £250,000 Rolls Royce on double yellow lines

The Sun12-07-2025
MANCHESTER UNITED star Luke Shaw got a parking ticket on his birthday after leaving his £250,000 Rolls Royce on double yellow lines.
The left-back has been celebrating his 30th birthday today and decided to go for a spin in his luxury motor to Hale Village in Cheshire.
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But disaster struck when Shaw ignored the rules of the road.
The defender, who joined United in 2014, decided to park his car on double yellows.
Shaw then left the vehicle as he headed into the shops.
And when he came, it was already too late.
The 34-time England international returned to find a yellow package on his windscreen.
It was none other than a dreaded parking fine.
And Shaw will now have to cough up £60 to escape the long arms of the law.
However, the injury-plagued star currently pockets £150,000-a-week at United.
And he won't have any issues paying off his debt to society.
Shaw has made 287 appearances during his 11 years at Old Trafford.
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But he's played just 27 times in the past two seasons after being hit by numerous injuries.
Despite Shaw's setbacks, he is not thought to be in danger of leaving Ruben Amorim's side this summer.
The ace is halfway through a four-year contract penned in 2023.
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