FA Assessing Information Surrounding Maddy Cusack's Death

Sheffield United's Investigation Found No Wrongdoing, But Cusack's Family Alleges Manager's Behavior Contributed to Her Mental Health Decline

The Football Association (FA) is assessing information surrounding the death of Sheffield United midfielder Maddy Cusack to see if any of its rules were breached.
Cusack's family has written to Sheffield United outlining a range of issues they believe stemmed from her relationship with the club’s manager, Jonathan Morgan.
Sheffield United commissioned a third-party investigation following the complaint, which concluded last year with no evidence found of any wrongdoing by anyone connected to the club.
The FA has not yet opened a formal investigation, but has begun its own assessment of information related to the case.
The family’s complaint alleges Cusack’s mental health deteriorated because of the “personal antipathy” she encountered from Morgan.