Bielik consults psychologist after death threats claim in Cardiff
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 15, 2026, 12:39 PM
Last updated Oct 15, 2026

Krystian Bielik of Cardiff City is seeking psychological support following alleged death threats linked to an incident with a Portsmouth fan. The defender is set to return from a two-match ban this weekend after receiving a £10,000 fine for grabbing a young supporter by the shoulder during a match at Fratton Park. Cardiff City manager Brian Barry-Murphy said the club is providing comprehensive support for Bielik and his family during this stressful time. A police investigation concluded without further action against Bielik, who issued a written apology to the fan involved.
- •Bielik is returning from a two-match ban this weekend.
- •He was fined £10,000 for misconduct during a match.
- •Bielik received alleged death threats affecting his family.
- •Cardiff City provides psychological support for players.
- •Hampshire Police found no need for further action against Bielik.
- 12:39 PMBBC Sport — Bielik sees Cardiff psychologist amid death threats claim
"Cardiff City manager Brian Barry-Murphy describes the impact of alleged death threats on defender Krystian Bielik.
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