Everton forward Martin Sherif has been officially charged by the Football Association following allegations that he breached betting regulations.

The youngster is accused of placing numerous bets on football matches over a 15-month period. Sherif now faces a potential ban or fine as he prepares to formally respond to the serious charges brought against him by the governing body.

The Daily Mail reported on Wednesday that the Football Association have charged Sherif for allegedly breaching strict betting rules. Sherif is accused of placing 61 bets on football matches during a 15-month period stretching from November 20 in 2024 to February 12 in 2026. 

The FA released a detailed statement to confirm the disciplinary proceedings. The statement read: “Martin Sherif of Everton FC has been charged with breaching the FA’s betting rules. It’s alleged that the player breached FA Rule E1.2 in respect of 61 bets placed on football matches between 20 November 2024 and 12 February 2026. Martin Sherif has until Monday 17 August to provide a response.”