The windshield is completely shattered, the cracks run from top to bottom. Has Thomas Cairney (32) from Fulham FC survived such a nasty crash? No. A teammate wrecked his car!
How did that happen? While many players are currently on international travel because of the European Championship qualification, Cairney has stayed at Fulham. He parked his car near the training ground and then completed a session. Problem: At least one shot clearly missed Football landed directly on the Scot’s car and broke the window.
Cairney is said to have quickly suspected his teammate Carlos Vinicius. But then it came out that striker Rodrigo Muniz (22) caused so much damage to the car. The Fulham star then wrote on Instagram: “I wish our strikers could shoot better.” He later added via crying face. He apologized to Vinicius for the false suspicion.
Curious: It’s not the first time that Cairney’s window has been shot. Back in August 2022, Aleksandar Mitrovic (now Al-Hilal) shot the ball so badly that his car was damaged. The Serb at the time: “I missed a shot, the ball went over the fence and it was so hot that day that it hit the windshield and broke it.” He later sent a photo of himself with the demolished car in the background the team.
Without Cairney, Scotland is currently on an international trip. While the team won 3-0 in Cyprus on Friday evening, the midfield star stayed at home and continued training at Fulham. The The Premier League club has only scored four goals in its first four league games and won one. After the international break, Cairney and Fulham face newly promoted Luton Town.