At a prior court hearing, he conceded driving while precluded and without protection subsequent to being halted by police in Manchester on 23 June.
In front of his preliminary identified with two speeding offenses in Bradford in September 2020, Wan-Bissaka conceded neglecting to give driver subtleties.
The 24-year-old's legal counselor said the desk work had gone to a previous home.
Shaun Draycott told Manchester Magistrates' Court that Wan-Bissaka was in a "condition of complete obliviousness" as warning letters had been shipped off his past home in Croydon.
Wan-Bissaka's inability to react prompted a six-month driving boycott being forced, in his nonappearance, at Leeds Magistrates' Court on 18 June.
After five days, his Lamborghini Urus was halted and seized by police on the A34 in Manchester.
The footballer previously had six focuses on his permit from a conviction in April 2020, the court heard.
Mr Draycott told justices: "When he was halted on the A34 he was polite and deferential to the officials, and he showed to them he had no clue he was precluded."
Source: BBC
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