Ex-England Under-21s star charged by FA for ‘racially abusing’ OWN team-mate before Cardiff contract torn up

JACK SIMPSON has been charged by the FA for racially abusing a team-mate throughout pre-season.

Simpson had his Cardiff contract ripped up in August with the membership issuing a blunt 16-be aware observation.

The Bluebirds launched on their unswerving net web converse online: “We will verify that Jack Simpson has nowadays left Cardiff City Football Membership by mutual consent.”

But the FA has now said that the centre-relief has been charged with an “aggravated breach” of solutions regarding misconduct and abusive language against “speed and/or color”.

The ex-England Under-21 international modified into once allegedly eager in an incident that took position in July throughout Cardiff’s pre-season tour in Portugal.

The 26-year-mature is presupposed to own used “abusive and/or insulting and/or spoiled” language against a team-mate.

The ex-Rangers player has till Tuesday, 10 October to arrangement back a response.

The FA issued the following observation on Twitter: “Jack Simpson, a former Cardiff City player, has been charged with a breach of FA Rule E3 for misconduct that took position on their pre-season tour to Portugal in July 2023.

“It’s alleged that the defender’s language against a teammate modified into once abusive and/or insulting and/or spoiled contrary to FA Rule E3.1.

“It’s further alleged that this constitutes an “aggravated breach”, which is outlined in FA Rule E3.2, because it integrated a reference – whether bellow or implied – to speed and/or color.

“Jack Simpson has till Tuesday 10 October 2023 to make a choice up a response.”

Simpson joined Cardiff last year following a temporary spell at Rangers and accrued a entire of 23 appearances.

The defender easiest performed once on international level for England’s Under-21 side in a friendly against Denmark relief in 2018.