Raheem Sterling pleaded guilty to dangerous driving following an accident on the M3 motorway in May. During his court hearing, he also admitted to having canisters of nitrous oxide in his possession and failing to provide a sample for analysis. No other vehicle was involved and no injuries were reported. The footballer has had a career marked by success at both club and international levels.
Raheem Sterling found guilty of dangerous driving after a Lamborghini accident
This article was updated at 10:30.