Former England winger Raheem Sterling has admitted a charge of dangerous driving following a crash on the M3 motorway in May.
Police and court documents state the incident involved a Lamborghini that collided with the motorway safety barriers. Sterling has acknowledged the offence, marking a development in the legal process arising from the crash.
The admission comes months after the May collision, which prompted an investigation by the authorities. Dangerous driving is a criminal offence that can carry significant penalties and is routinely dealt with through the courts.
Sterling, who has represented England at senior level during his career, now faces the next stages of the legal process. Further details on any hearing dates or potential sanctions were not disclosed in the initial reports.