CHELSEA ace Moises Caicedo has been fined and hit with eight points for driving his £160,000 supercar without a valid licence or insurance.
The Ecuadorian, 24, was pulled over in his Audi RSQ8 near the club’s training ground in Cobham, Surrey.
The Premier League star – once Britain’s most expensive footballer – was convicted of driving without a license and no insurance.
Midfielder Caicedo, said to earn £250,000 a week, was fined £1,444 at Crawley magistrates’ court.
He also got eight penalty points for the April 2025 offences, placing him close to a ban.
He joined the Blues from Brighton in 2023 for a then-British record fee of £115million.
He has played just 14 minutes this season owing to injury.
Chelsea FC last year said the issue was a personal matter.
His brush with the law raised questions over whether other foreign footballers may also be driving without the correct documents.
On March 31 last year, he was seen at the wheel of the Audi — which can do 155mph and reach 60mph in 3.8 seconds — leaving Chelsea’s training ground in Cobham, Surrey.
Caicedo, who has 65 international caps, is the youngest of ten siblings and often visits his home town of Santo Domingo in Ecuador where he plays football with locals.
He won the UEFA Conference League and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2025.