Raheem Sterling charged with dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide after crash
Police said the crash involved no other vehicles or injuries, and Sterling is due in court on 15 September on drug-related driving charges.
- Raheem Sterling has been officially charged with dangerous driving, possession of nitrous oxide, and failing to provide a required sample following his Lamborghini crash earlier this year.
- Earlier this year, the 31-year-old forward crashed his Lamborghini, reportedly worth £270,000, into a crash barrier close to the Minley Interchange in Hampshire, England, with no injuries reported.
- Motorists alerted police after witnessing the Lamborghini swerving across the road; authorities arrested Sterling on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs and later released him on bail.
- The investigation has developed into a criminal case requiring Sterling to appear at Basingstoke Magistrates Court on September 15; under British law, dangerous driving conviction carries up to two years imprisonment.
- After his Chelsea contract expired in January 2026, Sterling joined Feyenoord in Rotterdam on loan but failed to impress, leaving him without a club since the summer.
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Once he was the great hope for the future for England's national football team, but at last he was disunited. Now Raheem Sterling has to answer for a car accident and possession of an anaesthetic in court.
Raheem Sterling has to be tried and charged with dangerous driving, the possession of nitrous oxide and the refusal of a sample.
He played for England in the World Cup semi-finals in 2018 and in the European Championship finals in 2020. Meanwhile, however, Raheem Sterling has left the luck. And now there is even more than bad luck.
He played for England in the World Cup semi-finals in 2018 and in the European Championship finals in 2020. Meanwhile, however, Raheem Sterling has left the luck. And now there is even more than bad luck.
Former England and Manchester City winger crashed his Lamborghini on a highway in Hampshire. English footballer Raheem Sterling will appear in court next month after a crash involving him. The 31-year-old has been formally charged with dangerous driving, failing to provide a sample for analysis, and possessing nitrous oxide for illegal use, Sport RBC.UA reports, citing BBC Sport. Car Crack Details and Police Charges The incident occurred on the …
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