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Abubakar Ibrahim••290 words · 2 min read A Premier League club launches an investigation after one of its Ghanaian players is targeted online - what happened next?
Ipswich Town is investigating online racist abuse directed at Ghanaian winger Abdul Fatawu after a recent match.
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