In the early hours of Thursday morning, Munich police identified Bayern Munich star Alphonso Daviesdriving drunk in his 216,000 euro Lamborghini Urus. The information was made public by the German media outlet Bild, who also commented that it happened at 2:15 a.m. after several gestures that raised suspicions.

Once he was stopped by the German authorities and during the intervention, the officers detected the smell of alcohol on the footballer so they ended up subjecting him to a breathalyser test in which he tested positive with 0.6 grams per litre of exhaled air. The player was automatically asked to stop driving so that the car could be driven by a friend of the footballer who was in a fit condition to do so.

A fine and a one-month suspension of his driving licence

In the German media itself, they spoke to a criminal lawyer expert in such cases, Dr. Gennaro Festa, who said that what the footballer did is not a crime but rather an infringement, given that the criminal penalty would be from 0.8 grams. Therefore, Davies would face a fine of 500 euros and a one-month suspension of his driving licence, which was not revoked at the time.

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