The Ferrari GTB Fiorano F1 that Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo crashed back in January 2009 is now for sale online, with a guide Price of €50,000.

With 3,099 kilometres on the clock, the vehicle would cost €250,000 new, according to 'Autoplus.fr', which revealed that the seller is a car parts dealer based in Duppigheim.

The car "is reparable", according to the French media, referring to the photos posted on eBay, which included photos of the car's documentation in the Real Madrid player's name.

Potential buyers can also obtain the Ferrari's "complete technical documentation" through the seller.

The Portuguese player crashed his Ferrari into a roadside barrier on a Manchester road. The winger, who was playing for Manchester United at the time, wrecked the front end of the car when he hit a barrier inside a tunnel close to Manchester airport.

Ronaldo escaped the dramatic accident unharmed and he spoke to police officers at the scene before heading to the English club's training ground in Carrington.