Premier League legend quit Soccer Aid after ‘inappropriate’ WhatsApp message and hasn’t …

Updated 17:16 14 Jun 2025 GMT+1 Published 17:15 14 Jun 2025 GMT+1 The Premier League star issued a full apology for his behaviour but has not returned to play in Soccer Aid. The 14th edition of Soccer Aid takes place on Sunday and features a star-studded list of footballing legends and celebrities as England and the Rest of the World lock horns once again. England’s team for the clash at Old Trafford includes Wayne Rooney, Gary Neville, Paul Scholes, Michael Carrick, Jack Wilshere and Jermain Defoe, while Leonardo Bonucci, Carlos Tevez, David Trezeguet, Nemanja Vidic, Edwin van der Sar and John O’Shea are the legends for the Rest of the World. One man who is not included this time around is Yaya Toure, who made his only appearance in the UNICEF charity clash back in 2018 at Old Trafford. The former Manchester City and Barcelona midfielder did get the invite in 2020 for the match at the Theatre of Dreams but was dropped from the squad in disgrace. Toure withdrew from the fixture after The Sun reported that he offered to hire sex workers for his teammates at the five-star hotel in a message sent in the WhatsApp chat. The
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