Teenager denies sending racist message to England defender Carter

Jess Carter: Teenager denies sending racist message to England defender during Euro 2025 Aaryan Aggarwal, 19, denied sending a racist message to England defender Jess Carter during Euro 2025; the teenager was charged with sending a message over a public network that was offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing; Warning: this article contains offensive language Wednesday 23 September 2026 12:59, UK A teenager has denied sending a message containing a racial slur to England footballer Jess Carter during last year's Women's European Championship. Aaryan Aggarwal, 19, appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on Wednesday charged with sending a message over a public network that was offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing. Prosecutor Grace Court told the hearing that Carter received the message on July 17 last year, which was the day England beat Sweden in their quarter-final. Aggarwal is accused of telling the footballer: "Well done stupid ugly ******". The defendant pleaded not guilty to the offence during Wednesday's hearing. A trial date was fixed for October 3 next year at Cambridge Magistrates' Court. Hate Won't Win Sky Sports is committed to making skysports.com and our channels on social media platforms a place for comment and debate that is free of abuse, hate and profanity. If you see a reply to Sky Sports posts and/or content with an expression of hate on the basis of race, sex, colour, gender, nationality, ethnicity, disability, religion, sexuality, age or class, please copy the URL to the hateful post and screengrab it and email us here.