Harry Toffolo
Left-back, Nottingham Forest F.C.
Harry Toffolo is an English professional footballer who plays as left-back / left wing-back for Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. Born in London on 19 August 1995, he came through Norwich City's academy and signed professional terms there in the mid-2010s.
After a series of loan spells in the English Football League, he joined Lincoln City on loan and then permanently, winning the 2018–19 League Two title with the club. He moved to Huddersfield Town in July 2019, became a regular under manager Carlos Corberán, and started in the club's 2022 Championship play-off final. Nottingham Forest signed him in July 2022.
In gambling-integrity coverage, Toffolo is known for his disciplinary case: in July 2023 the Football Association charged him with 375 historical breaches of its betting rules between 2014 and 2017. He accepted the charge and cooperated with the investigation. An independent regulatory commission fined him £40,000 and issued a warning as to his future conduct, but did not suspend him, finding no evidence of corruption or that he had bet against his own team.
Because of that case, he is frequently cited in sports-betting integrity reporting as a benchmark for how the FA handles historical self-betting cases. He is not a gambling-industry executive, regulator, judge, or public official; his relevance to gambling-industry news is as a sanctioned individual under the Football Association's betting rules.