Everton defender Yerry Mina warned about his future conduct and was fined # 10,000 by the FA after being found guilty of breaching betting regulations.
The Everton defender, that came at Goodison Park by Barcelona at August 2018, was found to be in breach of FA Rule E8(3), by engaging in an ad for gambling action which he is banned from participating in.
Following he appeared in an ad for a gambling company in his native Colombia this season, he had been billed in July.
The 24-year-old confessed the cost of misconduct and apologised for his mistake.
The FA Regulatory Commission has released the motives behind the decision, that reveal all money Mina received was donated to the participant’s own foundation – to help disadvantaged young people.
Mina has performed all four of the Premier League matches of Everton this year.
Even the centre-back showcased in Colombia’s 2-2 draw with Brazil and may be in contention.
Everton play with Bournemouth after the break on September 15, live out of 1pm on Sky Sports Premier League 2pm.
