Chelsea star Moises Caicedo has been given an eight-point penalty and hit with a fine for driving his £160,000 Audi RSQ8 without a valid licence or insurance.
Caicedo, who is understood to earn £250,000-a-week having signed from Brighton for £115million in 2023, was pulled over in April 2025.
He was caught near Chelsea's Cobham training ground in Surrey and appeared at Crawley magistrates' court this week.
In addition to the eight points, the fine came to £1,444 and he is now nearing a driving ban. Drivers who receive 12 points in three years are not allowed behind the wheel for six months. People with international driving licences can use them in Britain for 12 months.
The Ecuadorian has been ordered to obtain the valid licence and insurance for his supercar, which can reach 155mph and hit 60mph in just 3.8 seconds.
At the time the car was seized, Chelsea dismissed it as a 'personal matter'.
Driving incidents among Premier League stars have been in the headlines in recent weeks, with two Hull City players flipping their cars in the same spot.
Daily Mail Sport's Lewis Steele even visited – and drove – the dangerous spot this week.
The 24-year-old, who is no longer the most expensive footballer in British transfer history, has been injured this season and only played 14 minutes for Xabi Alonso's side.
Chelsea have missed the 65-cap international, who is one of the first names on the team sheet when fit.
The midfielder was not called up by Ecuador for games against South Korea, Japan and Panama in an effort to help him fully shake off the persistent calf issue that has been dogging him.
Alonso suggested before the international break that Caicedo is not far from a return to action and he could be involved in some capacity when the Blues face Bournemouth