Marcus Rashford is pictured getting into his £280K McLaren after indulging in some retail therapy at his 'favourite jewellers'... as he misses Manchester United's Champions League game due to one-match ban

Marcus Rashford was pictured getting out of his McLaren and heading into his favourite jewellers as Manchester United took on Galatasaray in the Champions League. 

Rashford was left out of the 22-man squad that flew off to Istanbul for the all-important Group A meeting at Rams Park due to his a one-match ban from European competition. 

In Rashford's absence, United collapsed after going 3-1 up to draw 3-3 in front of a hostile crowd in Turkey. Alejandro Garnacho put the team in front before a Bruno Fernandes stunner added a two-goal cushion. Hakim Ziyech pulled one back before Scott McTominay's strike - with Muhammed Kerem Akturkoglu netting a late equaliser. 

England international Rashford was missing after being shown a straight red during Man United's last Champions League game against Danish Superliga club Copenhagen - which they ended up losing 4-3.

Rashford was given his marching orders after taking out Elias Jelert in the 42nd minute. It was an incident that proved costly for the Red Devils - who were leading the game 2-0 at that point. 

He was forced to stay at home for Manchester United's trip to Turkey. However, the 26-year-old forward seems to be enjoying himself with his time off. 

Rashford was  spotted leaving his 'favourite' jewellers at 3.15pm on Wednesday and getting into his £280,000 McLaren 765 Long Tail sports car before presumably heading home to watch the Red Devils in action. 

Rashford was ruled out of United's Champions League group game against Galatasaray after picking up a red card for an accidental stamp on Jelert in the defeat to FC Copenhagen earlier this month.

The red card received widespread criticism at the time of the incident, with many claiming the forward could not have know where his opponent was as he tried to shield the ball.

Rashford was given his marching orders, with the player only missing the Galatasaray game - meaning he will return for United's final Champions League game against Bayern Munich. 

United needed to hope that FC Copehagen didn't beat Bayern after their dismal draw to Galatasaray on Wednesday in order to stay in the competition. 

They have just four points so far, with Galatasaray and Copenhagen above them on five and Bayern top of the group with 13 points so far.