West Ham winger Andriy Yarmolenko has been charged by the Football Association (FA) with supposed wrongdoing according to an appearance in a wagering advert in his local Ukraine.
The FA reported on Friday that Yarmolenko has been accused of a break of FA Rule E8.5 adhering to a "claimed occurrence of offense according to publicizing or potentially advancing a wagering movement in his own ability."
"The West Ham United FC forward is restricted from such movement as a member in English football, and it is asserted that his appearance in an advert for a Ukrainian wagering organization comprises offense," the FA articulation read.
The charge connects with a promoting effort run by a wagering organization in Yarmolenko's nation of origin. It has no connection to the player or anybody related to him putting down wagers.
Yarmolenko marked an arrangement to advance the organization while he was playing for Borussia Dortmund in Germany, where guidelines didn't forestall such arrangements at that point. The firm has all the more as of late run a mission utilizing pictures taken while Ukraine worldwide was a Dortmund player. The understanding has since been ended, however, it isn't certain if the agreement was finished previously or after the 32-year-old joined West Ham in 2018.
Yarmolenko has until February 18 to react to the charge.
The 32-year-old has been at West Ham since a £17.5million move from Borussia Dortmund in 2018, scoring 11 objectives in 74 appearances across all contests.
He has shown up under David Moyes up until this point this term and is out of the agreement at London Stadium in the late spring.
Previous Dynamo Kyiv star Yarmolenko is a critical figure for Ukraine, procuring 106 senior worldwide covers starting around 2009 and frequently captaining his country.
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