Chesterfield manager Paul Cook has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association, the BBC reported on Thursday. The charge relates to an incident during or after a recent match involving the League Two club.
Details of the specific allegation have not been disclosed. The FA will review the case and determine any potential sanction, which could include a touchline ban or fine.
Cook, who took charge of Chesterfield in 2023, has previously managed clubs including Wigan Athletic, Portsmouth, and Ipswich Town. The club has not yet issued a public statement regarding the charge.
