The Brisbane Lions have released a statement on Monday on youngster Reuben William, who has failed a random breath test.
William, who played three games for the Lions during the 2016 season, was caught drink driving on his day off, and will appear in court in the coming weeks.
Read the club's full statement below.
"The Brisbane Lions were today informed by Reuben William that he failed a random breath test this morning while on a scheduled day off for the playing group," the statement read on the club's website.
"William informed General Manager of Football, David Noble, of the incident shortly after it occurred.
"The 19-year-old, driving on a probationary license, was alone in the car when he recorded an alcohol reading of 0.031. Queensland law requires a probationary license holder to have a 0.00 alcohol reading.
"William will be required to appear in court in the coming weeks.
"The Club will make no further comment at this time."
