Man United’s Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 23, arrives at court charged with driving £170k Lambo disqualified
Manchester United star Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 23, arrives at court charged with driving his £170,000 Lamborghini Urus while disqualified and without insurance
Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 23, is accused of driving disqualified and without insuranceHe has not yet entered a plea but is before magistrates in Stockport todayThe alleged offence is said to have happened on the A34 on June 23
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Manchester United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka has arrived at court charged with driving while disqualified.
The footballer, 23, drives a £170,000 Lamborghini Urus, a supercar favourite among the rich and famous.
He is accused of being behind the 4 x 4’s wheel while disqualified on the roads.
The alleged offence is said to have happened on the A34 in Stockport, Greater Manchester, back on June 23.
Wan-Bissaka, has not yet entered a plea and is due before JPs at Stockport Magistrates Court.
He is also facing charges of driving without insurance and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka, 23, is accused of driving disqualified and without any insurance
He has not yet entered a plea but is before magistrates in Stockport this morning
The 23-year-old defender is accused of getting behind the wheel of his 4×4 supercar on the A34 in Stockport, Greater Manchester, on June 23
Wan-Bissaka was ready for the cold weather when he arrived at court wrapped up in a huge jacket and hat.
The highest punishment for driving while disqualified is six months in prison, but it can also be subject to a community order.
Wan-Bissaka joined United from Crystal Palace for £50million in 2019. He has also made appearances for England at U20 and U21 level.
United have recently been linked with other defenders who could put Wan-Bissaka’s place in the side under threat.
Manchester United’s English defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka arrives at the Magistrates’ Court
Aaron Wan-Bissaka during the Premier League match against Wolverhampton Wanderers
But he told the Players’ Tribune last month that Old Trafford was his ‘home’.
He said: ‘The feeling of 70,000 cheering you make a tackle, singing your name is * honestly, I can’t put it into words.
‘The only way I can describe it is to say, I feel like I’ve made it.
‘I feel like I’m home.’
