Peterborough defender Josh Yorwerth is facing a four-year ban after skipping a drugs test amid claims he took cocaine.
The 23-year-old was charged in December, and as noted by BBC Sport, he has since been sacked by the club while being handed a four-year ban.
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It’s added in the report that he essentially avoided an anti-doping test and has taken cocaine, which in turn led to Peterborough taking their decision while the FA have hit him hard with their own disciplinary action to leave a major question mark over his career moving forward.
Yorwerth has previously had spells at Cardiff City, Ipswich Town and Crawley Town, making 102 appearances as a senior professional.
Further, he was also capped by Wales from U17 to U21 level, but his mistake could now cost him a bright future for club and country.