Jack Grealish recently broke the lockdown placed by the government amid the coronavirus pandemic and in a Instagram post explained how sorry he is because of his reckless act.
The 24-year-old midfielder broke the lockdown and went out to see his friend, but he has been instructed to stay at his home to prevent the quick spread of the virus.
"Hi everybody, I just want to do a quick video message just to say how deeply embarrassed I am by about what has happened this weekend," said Grealish in recent Instagram post.
"I know it's a tough time for everyone at the moment, being locked indoors for so long, and I obviously just got a call off a friend asking me to go round to his and I stupidly agreed to do so.
"I hope everyone can accept my apology and we can move on from this and hopefully in the near future we can all be out enjoying ourselves again, once this has all boiled over."
Grealish Aston Villa stated that they are "deeply disappointed" by the players acts and confirmed the 24-year-old will be disciplined and fined for his behaviour.
"Aston Villa is deeply disappointed that one of our players ignored the Government's guidance on staying at home during the Coronavirus crisis.
"The player will be disciplined and fined with the proceeds donated to The University Hospitals Charity in Birmingham."