England and Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White has been hit with a £1,000 court bill after his Range Rover ran a red light.
Cameras captured the 26‑year‑old’s SUV barreling through the lights in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, just 1.1 seconds after they turned red.
Having earned his first England cap in 2024, Gibbs‑White ignored two police letters that asked him to confirm whether he was behind the wheel at the time of the offence, court papers reveal.
Last Tuesday, a magistrate convicted him of not naming the driver; in my view, his silence only deepened the legal trouble he now faces.
Nottinghamshire Police issued an alert for the vehicle while probing the incident, discovering the DVLA‑registered plate differed by one letter from the one on the car.
Staffordshire officers later stopped the Range Rover in April and verified it belonged to Gibbs‑White.
At Southern Derbyshire Magistrates’ Court he received a £660 fine, six licence points, £120 costs and a £264 victim surcharge. Will this episode affect his on‑field focus this season?