Manchester United owner Jim ‌Ratcliffe will face no disciplinary action for saying Britain had been “colonized” by immigrants, the Football Association ​said on Saturday.

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British billionaire Ratcliffe last week apologized for his choice of language but said it was important to raise the issue of immigration. His initial comments drew a rebuke from Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

“As background guidance, we have issued Sir Jim ‌Ratcliffe with ‌a reminder of his ​responsibilities ‌as ⁠a Participant ​in ⁠English football when taking part in media interviews. We won’t be taking any further action,” the FA said in a brief statement.

Ratcliffe, the founder of chemicals giant INEOS, had said in the February 11 interview that high ⁠migration and people living on ‌benefits were damaging the ‌economy.