News about Miguel Berry

Since the MLS ended its probe into his suspected use of the N-word, DC United forward Taxi Fountas took to Instagram. Fountas can not be proved, according to the company, but it did claim the allegation was legitimate. Fountas reported on Instagram on Tuesday that he was 'I am able to announce (sic) that the investigation into the allegation of bigotry is complete and closed.'

The MLS had discovered that Taxi Fountas, a DC United player, had used racially offensive words against an Inter Miami player, but couldn't prove it. Following an altercation during a game in September, Fountas was accused of calling Miami's Damian Lowe the N-word. Following the fact that the Greek national Lowe was dissatisfied with the Greek's challenge, the pair got into an eerie altercation in the 62nd minute of the MLS fixture on September 18, with the two teams screaming and shoving each other.

Taxi Fountas, a DC United player, has taken to Instagram to deny allegations that he verbally insulted Inter Miami's Damion Lowe in the MLS game on Sunday night. In a tweet on Monday, Fountas said, "I did not use the word I am being accused of using incorrectly." That revolting racial insult is one I denounced and did not use. We had a tense discussion on the field, but I haven't racially insulted anyone.' I vehemently oppose bigotry of any kind. It's disgusting.'

In the 62nd minute of the MLS fixture, the pair were seen screaming and shoving each other after Jamaica international Lowe was dissatisfied with the Greek's challenge. After the alleged slur was used, Lowe yelled back at Fountas, and the referee called off play to speak with both captains. Former Manchester United teammates Wayne Rooney and Phil Neville, as a former Manchester United teammate, met on the sidelines to speak with the official, it took an even more sinister turn in the ensuing four minutes. Neville called his Inter Miami players to discuss whether they should keep playing as both players were now registered. Tensions remained high between the two couples, who had to be separated for a second time for a second time, and play was restored after a five-minute halt. Rooney, the boss of DC United, decided against Fountas, who had made it 2-2, a few minutes earlier, because the ball was no longer in play when it was played out of a game, with the 27-year-old being replaced by Miguel Berry. The former Derby County manager was lauded by Inter Miami's Inter Miami manager for his behavior, with the latter claiming he had'more admiration' from him than he had ever scored in the past.'