ENGLAND footie ace Jack Grealish is due in court on a speeding charge this week — the latest in a string of driving woes.
The Manchester City star’s £100,000 motor was caught on camera breaking a 30mph limit last July.
The next month, he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver in Wythall, near Birmingham.
If convicted of speeding, the 28-year-old faces a fine based on his £300,000 weekly wage and up to six penalty points.
The second offence also carries a fine and six points.
Grealish has a chequered driving history.
He got a nine-month ban and an £82,000 fine after crashing his Range Rover into two parked vehicles in 2020.
He was also charged with speeding after clocking almost 100mph on the M42 when he was with Aston Villa.
He pleaded guilty to careless driving and was only allowed back in a car in September 2022.
At the time of those offences, Grealish had six points on his licence from 2018 when caught speeding on the M42.
His case is due to be heard by Worcestershire JPs on Thursday.
His agent said the hearing was a “mix up” and that his partner Sasha Attwood paid the fine at the time of the speeding offence.
