Raheem Sterling's troubles off the pitch have taken another turn.The former England, Liverpool, Manchester City and Chelsea forward pleaded guilty to dangerous driving after crashing his Lamborghini into motorway barriers in May.Sterling, 31, appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, where he also admitted possessing nitrous oxide with intent to use it and refusing to provide a breath specimen.##LINKED_NEWS_68409##The incident happened on May 28, when Sterling’s Lamborghini collided with barriers on the M3 in Hampshire. Police confirmed at the time that no other vehicles were involved and nobody was injured.But the consequences have continued to follow the former England international. Sterling was found to be carrying six canisters of nitrous oxide, a Class C drug, and has been disqualified from driving while he awaits sentencing. He will return to court on November 25, when the full punishment will be decided.The timing adds another unwanted chapter to an increasingly uncertain period in Sterling's career.22.00: (1.80) Liverpool (3.60) Tottenham (4.00)The 31-year-old has been without a club since leaving Feyenoord at the end of last season, having spent the best years of his career at Manchester City, where he won four Premier League titles after beginning his senior career at Liverpool.He also represented Chelsea, Arsenal and England, earning 82 international caps and establishing himself as one of the defining English attackers of his generation.
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