Arsenal Youth Coach David Horseman Receives UEFA Ban for 'Insulting' Offence
Arsenal youth coach David Horseman has been handed a UEFA ban for an 'insulting' offence. Find out more about the incident and its impact on the team.
Arsenal youth coach David Horseman has been handed a UEFA ban for an 'insulting' offence. Horseman, who recently joined the Gunners from Manchester United's youth team, was found guilty of insulting the opposition during Arsenal Under-19's UEFA Youth League clash against Athletic Club on September 16. The English side suffered a 3-1 loss away from home.
Details of the Incident
David Horseman, who recently made the switch from Manchester United to Arsenal as a youth coach, was involved in an incident during the Arsenal Under-19's UEFA Youth League match against Athletic Club. The English team faced a 3-1 defeat in the away fixture.
UEFA Ban Imposed
Following the match, UEFA conducted an investigation into the incident and found Horseman guilty of insulting the opposition. As a result, he has been handed a ban by UEFA, which has raised eyebrows within the football community.
Impact on Arsenal Youth Setup
The ban imposed on Horseman is likely to have repercussions for the Arsenal youth setup. With his experience and expertise, his absence could be felt by the young players under his tutelage. It remains to be seen how Arsenal will address this situation and move forward.
