Tamworth striker Chris Wreh has made himself unavailable for selection after receiving racist abuse online. The 28-year-old was targeted on social media after Sunday's FA Cup third round defeat by Premier League Tottenham. Chris Wreh revealed the abuse, which appeared in an Instagram post, after the game. He took to social media once again on Tuesday evening to explain his absence from the National League club's squad for a Birmingham Senior Cup tie against Boldmere St Michaels. Wreh wrote that he has been contacted by the police and the incident is under investigation. He expressed gratitude to the Tamworth supporters and members of the public who have reached out to offer their support. Chris Wreh stated that incidents like this highlight the ongoing issue of racism. He feels that the club has not publicly supported him yet, which has left him feeling confused and disappointed. The striker believes that if these incidents are kept 'in-house', they will never be addressed. Chris Wreh hopes everyone understands his reasons for speaking out. The incident has sparked a conversation about racism in football. Tamworth's management will need to address the situation and provide support to their player. The club's response to the incident will be closely watched by fans and the wider football community. Chris Wreh's decision to speak out against racist abuse has been praised by many. The striker's actions have brought attention to the issue and will hopefully lead to change.