Chelsea midfielder Caicedo has his car confiscated. What happened?

Various incidents involving footballers and their vehicles are as commonplace as yellow cards in matches. Chelsea midfielder Moisés Caicedo has found himself in a bit of trouble.

Details: According to The Sun, the Ecuadorian was stopped last Friday while driving an Audi RSQ8 by a patrol, which discovered that the player did not have a valid driver's license with him.

The UK Highway Code clearly states that upon entering the United Kingdom, you are required to pass a test and obtain a new driver's license within 12 months. After this period, an international driver's license loses its validity.

The footballer is now without his vehicle, and in addition, he has been fined. The matter is not yet closed, as authorities are investigating whether Caicedo's car had valid insurance. The player's agent and his club have refrained from commenting, citing the footballer's "personal matters."

Reminder: Earlier, the Chelsea press office announced the start of an innovative global partnership with a technology solutions provider in Vietnam.