Former England winger Raheem Sterling has been charged over a motorway collision in May, with allegations including dangerous driving and possessing nitrous oxide for improper inhalation.
Key takeaways
- Sterling is 31 and is listed as living in Berkshire.
- The charges also include failing to provide a specimen.
- His Lamborghini struck barriers on the M3, with no other vehicles involved.
- No injuries were recorded after the crash.
- Sterling’s latest club was Feyenoord, whom he joined on a temporary deal in February.
Charges following M3 crash
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary said Sterling faces three offences: dangerous driving, possession of nitrous oxide for wrongful inhalation, and failure to provide a specimen.
The incident occurred on the M3 when Sterling’s Lamborghini hit the roadside barriers. Police said the collision did not involve any other vehicles, and nobody was reported to have been injured.
Recent club situation
Sterling moved to Dutch club Feyenoord on a short-term contract in February after ending his Chelsea spell by mutual agreement. He has been without a club since the conclusion of last season.
