Geelong captain Joel Selwood has lost his licence for a month afterย being caught speeding more than 25km/h over the limit by Police on Friday night.

Selwood, returning from a two day AFL Community Camp inย Warrnambool, was pulled over by Police after driving at 127 km/h in a 100km/h zone while overtaking another vehicle, according to the Geelong Advertiser.

The three-time premiership player reportedly had two teammates in the car with him at the time.

He also faces a fine of $228, a loss of four demerit points.

The Cats last night notified the TAC, a sponsor of the club, that a player had been caught been speeding.

โ€œJoel and the club are disappointed in his actions. Joel informed the club immediately of the issue and the club has since updated its key stakeholders,โ€ Geelongโ€™s acting CEO Justin Reeves said.

โ€œEveryone associated with the club takes road safety very seriously, and knows that speeding is unacceptable and can cause accidents. Fortunately these actions did not result in an accident.

โ€œThe club has a long standing relationship with the TAC and the parties will meet this week to further discuss the matter. Our club is a huge supporter of Victoria's Towards Zero mission and we work closely with the TAC to ensure every player understands how they can contribute, both in a leadership sense and in the way they use the roads. Every player understands the link between speed and deaths and injuries so we share the TACโ€™s disappointment at these actions.โ€