Khadija Bonnie withdrew, “Shaw from the Manchester City team for women in the semi -finals of the League Cup on Thursday against Arsenal after being racist and women.
Man City reported the ill -treatment directed towards Shaw to the police after the Premier League defeated Arsenal last Sunday.
Shaw will not participate in a tie on Thursday for her mental well-being, while City promised to support the entire attacker on the “disgusting treatment” that she received in the wake of the 4-3 loss against the manner at an air stadium.
Shaw, who scored 86 goals for the club, appeared in the 100th city when it came out of the bench in the sixty -sixth minute of WSL players on its second picnic only since it was injured early in December.
In a statement issued by the club on Tuesday, City said: “Manchester City was horrific when I learned that Khadija Bony” Shao was subjected to racist abuse and women after the installation on Sunday.
“Discrimination of any kind, whether in stadiums or via the Internet, will not be tolerated with him and has no place inside or outside the game.
“Bunny decided not to share the messages publicly so as not to give adequate adolescents to the accurate individuals they sent.
“The content has been shared with the authorities. The investigation will be followed, and the club provides our full support for a rabbit after the disgusting treatment it received.”
The accident occurred on the same weekend, Captain Chelsea Millie Bright sent offensive insults, and she gave her way after her 1-0 victory over Aston Villa, where she was transferred to social media to remind the fans that the players are not robots. “
A statement issued by WPLL, which runs WPL, read on Wednesday: “We were shocked and saddened to hear the incidents that occurred during the weekend in relation to the Bonnie” Shaw and Milli Bright.
“Players, coaches and officials should be able to do their work without being misused, whether personally or online, and there is no place for it within women's football or the broader society.
“We are talking to both clubs and offer any support they may need.”
