A 14-year-old boy has been questioned by police in connection with a racist message sent to Swansea City midfielder Yan Dhanda.
The abuse was posted on Instagram on February 10 after Swansea's FA Cup defeat by Manchester City.
South Wales Police launched an investigation and transferred the case to Kent Police in May after the account holder was traced to an address in Dartford.
On Thursday, a teenager was interviewed as officers continued their probe.
A spokesman for Kent Police told Sky Sports News: "In May 2021, Kent Police received a referral from South Wales Police relating to offensive messages reported to have been sent to a man on social media.
"The messages had been linked to an address in Dartford, and following further enquiries a 14-year-old boy attended a police station for a non-custodial interview on Thursday, September 9, 2021.
"The investigation is ongoing."
In February, Instagram temporarily suspended the offending account.
Dhanda told Sky Sports News in February that he was "grateful for all of the messages of support I have received from across the football community and beyond.
"It is so important these matters are dealt with in an appropriate way. Equally, it is so important we continue to educate and highlight success stories from all communities in the game."
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