Since leaving the Premier League, Jesse Lingard has been out of the media spotlight, but his latest antics in South Korea have got everyone talking. The former Manchester United playmaker struggled to find much form after leaving his boyhood club as his short stint at Nottingham Forest was less than memorable.

Ex-Manchester United star Jesse Lingard has been slapped with a fine by police after an investigation into his ill-judged social media post.

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Jesse Lingard lost his driver's license when he was caught by the police driving under the influence of alcohol. The former representative of England chose an electric scooter as his new means of transport,

Jesse Lingard lost his driving licence after being caught by the police driving under the influence of alcohol. The former England international subsequently chose an electric scooter as his new means of transport but encountered issues with that too.

Former Manchester United star Jesse Lingard has landed in hot water with South Korean police after breaking a little-known law. After being caught riding around town on an e-scooter without a helmet,

Former Manchester United attacker Jesse Lingard has got into a spot of legal bother in South Korea.The 31 year old broke through the United academy and played 232 times for the club, scoring 35

In an Instagram post earlier this week, Lingard said he was unaware of South Korea's regulations on electric scooters, including having to wear a helmet.