Chelsea will not sanction striker Sam Kerr in the wake of her court case, manager Sonia Bompastor said.
Chelsea boss Sonia Bompastor said the striker’s apology was enough as she nears a return to the pitch.
Football Australia (FA) was unaware of Kerr's legal trouble for over a year until media reported her entering a not-guilty plea to the racial charge last March.
Kerr, who called the police officer "stupid and white", apologised in a statement for "expressing (herself) poorly" after she was acquitted by a jury at Kingston Crown Court.
FA said in a statement it looked forward to Kerr returning to the pitch from injury but would "reflect" with her on learnings from the incident.
