We are delighted to have signed the Muslim Athlete Charter as part of our continued commitment to diversity & inclusion.

At Saturday's friendly against Arsenal U23, we were joined by guests from the Nujum Sports and Troy Townsend from Kick It Out. They have been working with our EDI Officer, Danny Mills and we were joined at the match by guests from a local mosque to mark the occasion of entering into the Charter.

We join a growing number of clubs committed to the Muslim Athlete Charter, which demonstrates our ongoing growing commitment to equality and diversity for all.

With an increase of more Muslim players in the profession as well as support from Muslim fans, the Muslim Athlete Charter will be part of the club's increasing commitment to listen, learn, and adopt good practice to help our players and fans feel fully supported with their needs.

This is a commitment to recognising the needs of those from the Muslim faith in relation to their participation and attendance at sporting events. We aim to make the club a welcoming environment for and will be working to ensure we are at the forefront of good practice and commitment to diversity and inclusion on and off the pitch.