Chelsea star Moises Caicedo reportedly seized his £ 160,000 Audi by the police after he had driven without a valid driver's license.
According to De Zon, the 23-year-old last Friday in his Audi RSQ8 was stopped in his RSQ8 near the Blues Training Ground in Cobham, Surrey.
The Surrey police said the newspaper: 'A man in the twenties from Cobham was stopped on Friday 4 April by officers at Fairmile Lane in Cobham and turned out to be without a driver's license.
“The vehicle was seized and our questions are underway.”
It is said that it is said to be the question of whether Caicedo had a valid insurance policy, while the midfielder is confronted with a summons for illegal driving in the UK.
Caicedo's agent Manuel Sierra Camacho told The Sun 'There is no comment from us about this issue. I'm sorry, “while Chelsea said the case was a” personal issue. “
They can use people with an international driver's license for 12 months in Britain.
They are then obliged to request a provisional British driver's license and must pass the practical driving test.
Possible sanctions to drive without a valid driver's license can be a fine, penalty points and a driving ban.
Caicedo, a 53-Cap Ecuador International, moved to England for the first time in 2021 when he signed for Brighton.
The midfielder entered Chelsea for £ 115 million in a British record transfer in August 2023 and has since made 84 performances in all competitions for the blues.
Caicedo traveled on Wednesday with his teammates from Chelsea to Poland prior to the Blues Conference League match against Legia Warsaw on Thursday.