Manchester City's star midfielder, Jack Grealish, is set to appear in court this week, facing another driving-related issue that adds to his troubled history behind the wheel. The incident occurred last July when Grealish's luxury vehicle was captured exceeding the 30mph speed limit. This comes just months after he was charged with failing to provide information about the driver's identity in a separate incident near Birmingham.

Grealish could face a fine commensurate with his staggering £300,000 weekly salary and the possibility of receiving up to six penalty points on his license if found guilty of speeding. Similarly, the charge for failing to provide information carries its penalties, further compounding Grealish's legal predicament.

This isn't the first time Grealish has found himself in hot water over driving offenses. In 2020, he was slapped with a nine-month driving ban and a hefty fine after crashing his Range Rover into parked vehicles. Before that, he was charged with speeding on the M42 while playing for Aston Villa, resulting in a guilty plea for careless driving.

Grealish's driving history reveals a pattern of reckless behavior, with past incidents leading to bans and legal consequences. Even after his return to driving privileges in September 2022, the footballer seems unable to shake off his penchant for breaking traffic laws.

As Grealish's court date looms, the spotlight again shines on his off-field conduct, raising questions about his judgment and responsibility as a public figure. While his agent has attempted to downplay the situation as a “mix-up,” the seriousness of the charges and potential repercussions cannot be ignored.

Regardless of the outcome, Grealish's legal troubles serve as a cautionary tale for young athletes and highlight the importance of accountability both on and off the pitch.