TNS striker Aramide Oteh ‘racially abused’ in Champions League loss

“There is absolutely no place for racism – either in football or in society. Everyone at the club is offering their full support to Aramide and stand firmly by him.

“The New Saints are proud to support UEFA’s #NoToRacism campaign and remain committed to promoting equality, respect and inclusion both on and off the pitch.”

Englishman Oteh, who came on as a substitute in extra time, joined TNS in 2024 having played for Queens Park Rangers, Bradford City, Stevenage, Salford City, Crawley Town and Walsall.

The London-born player was visibly upset following the Shkendija defeat.

“He is in tears – that doesn’t happen for no reason,” said Harrison.