Aberdeen striker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has highlighted racist abuse he received on Instagram on Friday night.
The 31-year-old, who joined Aberdeen from Livingston last May, tweeted a number of screenshots, which included racially derogatory emojis.
He said: “Sooo easy to predict… “
Sky Sports News has contacted Instagram and Police Scotland.
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