Federal prosecutors are preparing to bring bribery charges against NBA player Terry Rozier in connection with an alleged gambling scheme, according to multiple reports.

Rozier is accused of soliciting and accepting bribes as part of the scheme, though specific details about the nature of the alleged gambling operation have not been disclosed. The charges represent an expansion of an ongoing federal investigation.

The Miami Heat guard, who previously played for the Boston Celtics and Charlotte Hornets, would face additional federal charges beyond any previous legal issues. Rozier has been a regular contributor in the NBA since being drafted in 2015.

Federal authorities have not released a timeline for when the charges will be formally filed. The investigation appears to be part of broader efforts by federal prosecutors to address gambling-related corruption in professional sports.

Neither Rozier nor his representatives have publicly responded to the reports of the impending charges. The NBA has not issued a statement regarding the situation involving the veteran guard.