Raheem Sterling has admitted dangerous driving following a collision involving his Lamborghini Urus in May.
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The former Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal player appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court, where he also pleaded guilty to possessing nitrous oxide for the purpose of consumption and failing to provide a sample for analysis.
Police found six nitrous oxide canisters in Sterling’s vehicle.
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The incident happened on the morning of 28 May, when Sterling’s Lamborghini Urus crashed into a barrier. Police said no other vehicles were involved and nobody was injured.
Sterling is currently without a club. His most recent team was Feyenoord.