Premier League clubs and match officials will wear the "No Racism" badge on their jerseys this season. Senior Premier League officials had an online discussion with the captains and agreed that players and match officials should wear a "non-racism" armband badge on their shirts for the 2020-21 season to call for equality for all and no racial discrimination.
Premier League Chief Executive Richard Masters said: "Our club, players and match officials have a long-term commitment to solving the problem of discrimination."
" The players have a strong voice on this matter, and we continue. Talk to and listen to the players on this issue, and will support them and continue to support the Premier League’s stand against racism.
"Any form of discrimination, anywhere, is totally unacceptable. There is no room for racism. The zero tolerance position is clear. We will not stand idly by on this important issue. We will continue to work with clubs, players and partners to resolve all prejudices. "Z2z
As early as June, football players from all over Europe spoke out outside the United States to raise people's attention to the material things of blacks. Everyone paid great attention to the issue of racial discrimination against blacks. Finally, after Rigorous discussions and exchanges, the captains from all 20 clubs agreed to collectively recognize this sport.
