Manchester City defender Martin Demichelis will not contest a Football Association charge over alleged betting offences, according to a Press Association Sport report.
Demichelis, 35, is accused of 12 breaches of FA rule E8 concerning matches played between Jan. 22 and 28 this year.
Gambling rules introduced in 2014 forbid players and coaches from betting on any footballing activity worldwide.
Demichelis had until 5 p.m. (BST) on Tuesday to respond to the charge and while there has been no official statement from the club or the FA, it has been reported that Demichelis will accept it.
It is not thought that any of the alleged breaches relate to any games in which Demichelis or City have been involved.
City manager Manuel Pellegrini did not want to be distracted by the issue when asked about it at his scheduled press conference to preview his side's Champions League quarter-final at Paris Saint-Germain.
Pellegrini said: "I speak with Martin every day but now we are just thinking about the game. I didn't want to disturb him from different things. He is involved in the game tomorrow and I am sure he will give the correct answer in the correct moment.''