FC Cincinnati forward Fanendo Adi has been cleared of substance abuse by the Major League Soccer and is available for selection this weekend.
Adi was assessed by the league's Substance Abuse and Behavioral Health (SABH) programme doctors after he was charged for over-speeding and impaired driving in March.
According to reports, the ex-Copenhagen attacker pleaded guilty to reckless operation and driving without a proper license on Tuesday and now faces year-long probation and six-month license suspension after the judge suspended a 30-day jail sentence.
However, his clearance by the MLS comes as a relief for Cincinnati who are yet to win a game in their last four outings in the American top-flight.