Defender Kolo Toure has accepted a six-week fine from Manchester City after the Ivorian international failed a drugs test earlier this year, the Premier League leaders said. Toure, who resumed playing in September after serving a six-month ban, failed a test after taking a diet pill that was not intended to enhance his performance. [caption id=“attachment_126606” align=“alignleft” width=“380” caption=“Manchester City’s Toure talks with manager Mancini during their English League Cup soccer match against Birmingham City at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Reuters”]  [/caption] “Following the conclusion of an internal disciplinary process, Manchester City Football Club can confirm that Kolo Toure has received a fine of six weeks’ wages which relates to doping offences committed by him earlier this year,” City said in a statement. “Kolo accepts the decision and he and the club now wish to draw a line under this matter and focus on the season ahead.” Since returning from his ban Toure has featured just twice for City, with both appearances coming in the League Cup. Reuters
Toure, who resumed playing in September after serving a six-month ban, failed a test after taking a diet pill that was not intended to enhance his performance.
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