Chelsea striker “enough” and will not face any disciplinary procedure. Director Bombastor says

Sonia Bombastor, President of Chelsea, says that striker Sam Kerr’s apology is enough, and the club will not take disciplinary measures after its case in court.

Kiir, who was currently injured, was not guilty of causing a racist harassment after summoning a “stupid and white” Metropolitan police officer after an accident in Toekenham on January 30, 2023.

After the accident, the 31 -year -old apologized “to express myself badly on a painful evening.”

“Sam gave a statement, I apologized and I think this is enough,” said Bombastor.

“Everyone can make mistakes, and this is what you learn from, and this is what you advance.

“What she was facing last week was difficult for her, so the only thing we want to do as a club is to support her.”

Care, who scored 95 goals in 122 games with Chelsea since 2019, has not played since he suffered a serious knee injury in a training camp in January 2024

“It is difficult to give an accurate time frame” to the return of Kiir, but she said she was “progressing well” in training.

The trial heard Kiir and its partner, Christie Meeis, to the Tokkinham police station by a taxi driver who complained that they refused to pay the cleaning costs after CARE fell ill, and Miiz broke the window window.

Kiir said that she and her partner are afraid of their lives and in an enthusiastic exchange, they accused a police officer of being “stupid and white.”

The Chelsea striker, who made comments on the computer Stephen Loville, did not deny the use of the phrase “stupid and white”, but he denied that he was a racist crime.

“Whoever does not reflect what I heard in court and what I was reading in the newspapers,” said Bombastor.

“Sam, she is a really shy person and just wants to live a life, she does not like to be in light, and bright. She is a really ordinary person and loves to be calm.”

“We really know her, with her family, who know her more than others,” Bombastor, who said she was in contact with Kiir during the trial, added.

It was difficult to see in this situation. We are a family and we were really supporting and I am really happy because the ruling was positive and now it can go forward. “