Former England international and midfielder for several well-known clubs Raheem Sterling could face up to two years in prison for offenses including dangerous driving, possession of banned gas canisters, and evading a medical examination.

​Operativ Media reports, citing The Sun, that the 31-year-old athlete has already been officially charged under the relevant articles and is currently a free agent.

​The player, who has worn the jerseys of clubs like Liverpool, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Arsenal during his career, played for Dutch side Feyenoord until July 1 of this year. During his time with Manchester City, the footballer won the Premier League title four times, lifted the League Cup five times, and the FA Cup once. He also won a bronze medal in the Nations League in 2019 and a silver medal at the European Championship in 2021 with the England national team.