"I would like to thank the club and Premier League for the support they showed me in this matter, and the professionalism in dealing with it; as well as the police and courts in Singapore. The vile and toxic abuse of which I was on the receiving end is a daily occurrence for many professional athletes and public figures, and I hope this goes some way to showing those online trolls that it is totally unacceptable and that the authorities are prepared to take the necessary action."
The Premier League and our clubs are committed to eradicating prejudice and continue to promote equality and diversity in all we do.
How Brighton's Neal Maupay utilised the Premier League's dedicated system to report the threatening and abusive messages he received.
Premier League joined with English football in a boycott which sought to put further pressure on social media companies and demand change on their platforms.
Clubs and players continue to play a vital role in challenging discriminatory behaviour and creating an inclusive football environment.
Blues campaign tackles antisemitism and all other forms of discrimination.
West Ham United's work recognised with Advanced Level status of the Premier League Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Standard.
Sheffield United's LGBT+ supporters group helping to keep fans connected during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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