England and Leicester City forward Jamie Vardy has said that he has learnt his lesson after claims that he racially abused a fellow casino goer in July.
Vardy was fined by Leicester and ordered to undergo a diversity awareness programme after the incident.
"I regretted it massively. I've learnt my lesson and moved on," Vardy told reporters.
"It was very uncharacteristic of me and that is why I wanted to meet the chap himself. We sat down and had a chat and just said it was literally silly, stupid.
"As far as I'm concerned I just want to concentrate on my football now and let my feet do the talking."
Vardy, 28, is the Premier League's top scorer with seven goals so far this season.
