A footballer who bragged on social media about his drug dealing has been ordered to reveal information about his finances by a judge.
Thierry Nevers, 24, who previously played for West Ham, Newport County and Bradford City, was jailed for three years in December after he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.
A proceeds of crime hearing at Lincoln Crown Court on Wednesday heard forensic accounting evidence relating to Nevers was missing.
Judge James House KC adjourned the hearing until 2 October and warned Nevers: “There is still ongoing work in your case. You will need to co-operate with your solicitor.”
Nevers, of Severn Way, Tilehurst, Reading, was previously described by Lincolnshire Police as a “known Instagram content maker, bragging about drug dealing in his videos”.
His accomplice, Allan Barrass, 50, is serving a 10-year sentence after he admitted three drugs-related offences and one firearms offence.
The hearing on Wednesday heard Barrass, of Main Street, Dorrington, Lincolnshire, had made an agreed benefit of £221,028 from his criminal activity.
He had realisable assets of £13,746, which the judge ordered him to pay back within three months.
