Luton boss condemns racist abuse sent to Adebayo

Luton Town manager Nathan Jones has strongly denounced the racist abuse aimed at striker Elijah Adebayo following the team’s recent match against Sheffield Wednesday.

Speaking to reporters after the game, Jones expressed his disgust at the online abuse directed towards Adebayo, calling it “completely unacceptable and abhorrent.”

“Elijah is a talented young player who should be able to focus on his football without having to deal with this kind of hatred,” Jones added.

The club has reported the abusive messages to the authorities and is working with them to identify those responsible.

Several players and footballing bodies have also shown their support for Adebayo, condemning the racism he has faced.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing issue of racism in football and the need for decisive action to combat it.

Jones has called for stricter measures to be put in place to punish those who engage in racist behavior and ensure that players are protected from such abuse.

He has also emphasized the importance of standing together as a community to reject racism in all its forms.

Luton Town FC has reiterated its commitment to creating a safe and inclusive environment for all players and fans, regardless of race.

Supporters have rallied around Adebayo, sending messages of solidarity and standing up against racism within the footballing community.