Bellamy will be eligible to return to the lineup for Sunday's match against Tottenham after serving a three game suspension for elbowing Swansea City's Jonathan De Guzman, the South Wales Echo reports.

Bellamy has just one goal and one assist on the season, as some of his Cardiff City teammates seem to be better options to score each week.

Bellamy has accepted the charge of violent conduct that was handed down earlier in the week from the FA. As a result, Bellamy will be suspended for Cardiff City's next three matches.

Bellamy's three match ban will only consist of two Premier League matches thanks to an FA Cup match against Wigan being part of the upcoming schedule. He will be eligible to return for Cardiff City's match against Tottenham on March 2.

Bellamy has been charged by the FA for violent conduct after cameras caught him aiming a punch at Swansea City midfielder Jonathan De Guzman during Sunday's match, the Daily Mail reports.

Bellamy is facing a three-match ban for the incident unless he decides to appeal. He will have until Tuesday to appeal the charge handed down by the FA.

Bellamy may receive a three-match ban after throwing what looked like a punch at Jonathan De Guzman on Saturday, reports the Daily Mail.

Bellamy appeared to punch Jonathan De Guzman on Saturday, and the FA confirmed that they were aware of the incident. If the referee in charge of the match did not see the action, the matter can be referred to the disciplinary panel by the FA to assess whether a violent conduct charge is warranted.

Bellamy scored Cardiff City's first goal in the 49th minute Saturday, as the Bluebirds went on to defeat Norwich City 2-1.

Bellamy has seen limited minutes this season due to a knee injury, but now has one goal and one assist on the season. His scoring is too sporadic to be a dependable fantasy option.

Bellamy returned to action as a substitute Saturday during Cardiff City's 0-2 loss to West Ham United. The Bluebirds' striker played the entire second half in place of Peter Odemwingie.

Bellamy appears to be recovered from a knee injury that forced the striker to miss time. However, he has produced very little fantasy value this season and shows no signs of improving his form.

Bellamy (knee) is expected to be out for Cardiff City's New Year's Day match against Arsenal, Sky Sports reports.

Bellamy has been out since early November with the knee injury and produced very little fantasy value before missing time.