The 26-year-old Swedish international, who already has 18 points on his licence, was due to be sentenced at Barkingside Magistrates’ Court today (September 21) but the hearing was adjourned after confusion about whether he was seeking an adjournment.
Kulusevski said in an email that he is currently training "after a one-year injury as a professional footballer" and asked the court to consider his "mitigating circumstances," including his need to drive his young family to appointments and to and from work.
He also told the court that most of his speeding offences were "just over" the speed limit, although he acknowledged they were still violations.
Mary Millar, chairwoman of the magistrates’ bench, said: "We’re not sure if he’s asking for an adjournment so we’re going to give him an adjournment.
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"We’re not clear from that email."
The Tottenham star was caught driving at 43mph in a 30mph zone on September 28 last year.
The offence took place in his Audi in the Limehouse Link tunnel.
Kulusevski missed the entire last season and the 2026 World Cup due to a right kneecap injury.