Ronaldo’s vehicle is thought to have been written off in the accident on the A538 Wilmslow Road - he was not hurt.
One of the wheels had come off and was about 200 yards behind where the car had come to rest.
The 23-year-old was able to get out of the vehicle himself and was spoken to by police at the scene.
But he will also be formally questioned, Greater Manchester Police confirmed.Police said the Portuguese international gave a negative breath test to officers at the scene.
The red Ferrari was badly damaged in the collision, with the front edge of the vehicle completely demolished
Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin Van Der Sar, who was travelling behind Ronaldo in his Bentley, has already spoken to police but was not involved in the crash.
A club spokesman said: "He was involved in an incident this morning. No other cars were involved."
"He’s fine and is training as normal with the team this morning."
Onlooker Jody Lomax was driving behind Ronaldo when the crash happened.
"The Ferrari went straight into the wall, his front left-hand wheel came off and then Ronaldo got out of the car," he said.
"I was shocked. Anyway he was all right, he was walking - he was a bit shaken."
Mr Lomax added: “Obviously I was stunned at seeing a Ferrari go in the wall and seeing Ronaldo.
"He was obviously shaken - who wouldn’t be? - but it’s a shame about the car as well."
One of the wheels had come off and was about 200 yards behind where the car had come to rest.
The 23-year-old was able to get out of the vehicle himself and was spoken to by police at the scene.
But he will also be formally questioned, Greater Manchester Police confirmed.Police said the Portuguese international gave a negative breath test to officers at the scene.
The red Ferrari was badly damaged in the collision, with the front edge of the vehicle completely demolished
Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin Van Der Sar, who was travelling behind Ronaldo in his Bentley, has already spoken to police but was not involved in the crash.
A club spokesman said: "He was involved in an incident this morning. No other cars were involved."
"He’s fine and is training as normal with the team this morning."
Onlooker Jody Lomax was driving behind Ronaldo when the crash happened.
"The Ferrari went straight into the wall, his front left-hand wheel came off and then Ronaldo got out of the car," he said.
"I was shocked. Anyway he was all right, he was walking - he was a bit shaken."
Mr Lomax added: “Obviously I was stunned at seeing a Ferrari go in the wall and seeing Ronaldo.
"He was obviously shaken - who wouldn’t be? - but it’s a shame about the car as well."
Cristiano Ronaldo as expected becomes FIFA World Player Of The Year 2008 he lifts the illustrious individual prize any footballer can get and is now well on his way to becoming a new legend in world football.
Ronaldo was voted in first place by 136 of the coaches and captains while 76 put Messi top.The United player picked up 935 total points, ahead of 678 for Messi and 203 for Torres.
Ronaldo is the first player based at an English club to win the FIFA award, which had previously gone only to footballers playing for Spanish or Italian sides.Ronaldo had a magnificent 2007/08 season, scoring 42 goals for Manchester United,capturing the Premier League, Champions League and European Golden Boot. He followed this up this by lifting the Club World Cup with club team manchester united
Ronaldo caps off a clean sweep of the major awards, having also picked up the prestigious Ballon d’Or (European Footballer of the Year) at the end of 2008.
The 23-year-old becomes the first English-based player to be named FIFA World Player of the Year, and only the second Portuguese, following in the footsteps of Luis Figo, who triumphed in 2001.
“It’s an overwhelming moment, very special,” said Ronaldo after receiving the FIFA award from Pele.
“I can say to my mother and sister, ‘let the fireworks off now’. It’s one of the most important moments in my life.”
In the women’s category, Brazilian sensation Marta was victorious, winning for the third year in succession
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