Dujon Sterling charged with driving offences after Glasgow crash
Rangers defender Dujon Sterling has been charged with driving offences following a one-vehicle crash in Glasgow, reports BritPanorama.
The incident occurred on West Graham Street, Cowcaddens, at approximately 1.25am on Sunday. Sterling was arrested at the scene and subsequently charged. Police Scotland confirmed that no injuries were reported from the crash.
The 26-year-old player is scheduled to appear in court at a later date. This event comes shortly after Rangers secured a significant 3-1 victory against Celtic at Parkhead.
In that match, Rangers faced a challenging first half, narrowly trailing to a goal from South Korean international Yang Hyun-jun. However, the team turned the game around following a half-time substitution, with striker Youssef Chermiti scoring twice to seal the comeback.
As Rangers look to maintain their competitive momentum in the league, this incident raises questions about off-field conduct and its implications for player accountability in high-stakes environments.
In sports, the line between personal responsibility and public scrutiny can often blur, reminding us how even the most celebrated athletes can find themselves in challenging situations beyond the pitch.
