Arsenal have banned 24 fans for abusive and discriminatory behaviour during last season

Arsenal have banned 24 supporters for offensive and discriminatory behavior during the past season, according to BBC.

Most incidents occurred at the club’s Emirates Stadium in North London, with three supporters found guilty of online abuse.

Fourteen fans received a three-year ban from both home and away games, while the remaining 10 were banned for one year.

Arsenal's managing director, Richard Garlick, stated that the club will continue to maintain a strict stance against abuse and discrimination. None of the offenders will escape punishment in the future.

Previously, we reported that Arsenal's sporting director made an intriguing statement about the team's transfers.

On Saturday, August 17, Mikel Arteta's team will kick off the season with a match against Wolves in the Premier League.