Callum Hudson Audoy, the fourth Premier League striker of Chelsea, announced on Saturday that the police have cleared him of the rape charges he was almost involved in.
The promising 19-year-old England striker, who was arrested on May 17 and then released on bail, said on his Twitter account that he had "fully cooperated with the police" and quietly waited for "his acquittal."
"In this period of time when more important things happen in the world, I want you to know where the serious accusations that made me suspect," he wrote to his 287,000 followers.
"After a serious and deep investigation, the police confirmed to me that the file was closed without follow-up," he said, thanking all the people who "supported me during this difficult period."
pic.twitter.com/bstQoNABEY
- Callum Hudson-Odoi (@ Calteck10) June 13, 2020
Hudson Udoy has fully recovered after he was the first Premier League player to contract the emerging Corona virus in early March.
Hudson had met the young girl who accused him of rape online, and in violation of the government-spaced social protocol, he sent her a car to take her to his home.