Mat Armstrong has over three million subscribers on YouTube.

The YouTuber who fixed the Rolls Royce of Manchester United star Marcus Rashford in a viral video has an incredible estimated net worth.

Mat Armstrong bought Rashford’s Rolls Royce for a sum of £184,000 at an auction after it was written off.

The United star crashed the car, which was worth £700,000 at the time, while on his way home from his side’s win over Burnley at Old Trafford in September 2023.

After his purchase, Armstrong set about rebuilding it – but quickly encountered problems with the project due to the amount of expensive parts he had to buy.

However, Rashford’s representatives got in touch with the YouTuber to offer him several parts that they had kept hold of after the car was recovered, as well as tracker information.

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The project to rebuild the car, a special edition Mansory Rolls Royce, was completed earlier this month after six months of work.

But he was asked to drive the car to Mansory’s official factory in Germany after he drove it around Europe.

Mansory owner, Kourosh Mansory, described the repairs as ‘s**t’, but the factory did change some minor details on the car and swapped the wheels over to £10,000 alloys for free.

Armstrong said that, at one point during his visit, he contemplated whether Mansory would attempt to buy the car off him, but he wouldn’t have been able to let it go regardless.

According to website BiographyTalk, the 30-year-old YouTuber has an astonishing estimated net worth.

It is believed to be between $1 million and $3 million, which takes into account ad revenue from YouTube, sponsorship deals and merchandise sales.

Armstrong is from Leicester, and has 3.41 million subscribers to his YouTube channel at the time of writing.

His videos about Rashford’s Rolls Royce average over three million views each, with his latest video about his Mansory visit currently at 5.6 million views.