Enzo Fernández, the Chelsea midfielder, has been banned from driving in the UK for six months following traffic violations. The player was fined for speeding and running a red light in his Porsche Cayenne. Additionally, Fernández failed to respond to police requests to identify the driver, which led to a £3,020 fine. Despite the penalty, the Argentine has the option to appeal and present additional evidence.

The suspension of his driving license comes after accumulating several previous infractions, which resulted in a total of 12 points on his license. The situation was further complicated by his absence from a court hearing on September 10, due to his commitment with the Argentine national team for a World Cup qualifier.

In addition to the financial penalty, Fernández is prohibited from driving in the UK for six months. The court imposed the sanctions despite his non-appearance, with October 9 set as the deadline for the fine payment.

This incident has caused some stir around the player, who claims he can provide further information to clarify his situation. Fernández continues his career with Chelsea while dealing with the legal consequences of his traffic violations.