The words will replace player surnames on back of shirts, with the BLM logo in front. FMTNews PremierLeague
Clubs like Arsenal have posed taking a knee like former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick to protest racial issues.
The words will replace player surnames on the back of the shirt, while the BLM logo will be displayed on the front, reports said. Several Premier League clubs in recent weeks have posed taking a knee, like former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick who popularised the gesture as a way to protest racial issues.
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