TA: Premier League star suspected of sexual assault in 2022 has not been convicted, and the player s name will not be announced

June 1 According to The Athletic, the Premier League star suspected of sexual assault in 2022 has not been convicted and has not been allowed to release his name.

reported that the player was first arrested and questioned by police in July 2022 and twice in 2023. Currently, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will decide whether to file charges against him. During this time, the player continued to play for his team and performed well, but this situation was unacceptable to the victims. The victim is a fan of the team the player plays for and has been following the team since I can remember. However, the team's refusal to suspend the player who was accused of sexual assault by four different women, which put her love for the team to test: "This is the first time in my life when I watch the game, I don't even want us to win, I just feel 'that' is too wrong' to accept that he will always be a part of our history, which is too bad."

We cannot disclose the names of the players and their clubs due to legal reasons. At the same time, we cannot disclose the identity of the victim. In the UK, victims in sexual assault cases have the right to remain anonymous for life. When inquiring about the latest progress of the case from the London Police Department, who is in charge of the case, they also asked us to delete the person's occupational information in the email.

If the player is formally prosecuted by the CPC (CPS), the balance between privacy and public interest will tend toward the latter. Once this happens, we and other British media will be able to publish names that are already known to the outside world. However, before this, the relevant reports will close comments.

The player was innocent until proven guilty and he has not even been prosecuted, meaning the Crown Prosecutor's Office has not yet decided whether there is a reasonable chance of conviction based on evidence collected by the police. The club, the Premier League, the English Football Association and the Professional Players Association also declined to comment on the case.