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Published 13:10 20 Mar 2022 GMT

"In it I used language that was unacceptable. The video was cut short and edited but I have to accept the impact this has had and realise I should not have put myself in that position."
In his statement on Twitter, he added: "I respect the way you all support the team and I have to say how much I love playing for the club and for you.
The former Peterborough United frontman was vital in Brentford achieving promotion to the Premier League last season, scoring 33 goals in a spectacular campaign.
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