Arsenal has announced the suspension of approximately 24 supporters due to abusive and discriminatory behavior during the 2023/2024 season.
The club released this information on their website on Tuesday, just before their Premier League opener against Wolves on Saturday.
The statement confirmed that 24 supporters had been banned for their actions: 21 for in-stadium abuse and three for online misconduct. Each individual has received a ban of at least one year, with fourteen facing three-year bans. These supporters are prohibited from attending any Arsenal match, home or away, for the duration of their bans.
The breakdown of offenses is as follows:
In-stadium offenses:
- Assault: 10
- Tragedy chanting: 5
- Offensive gestures: 2
- Racism: 2
- Homophobia: 1
- Sexual assault: 1
Online offenses:
- Racism: 1
- Antisemitism: 1
- Sending abusive messages: 1
