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Scottish Premiership side Hibs have shown solidarity with Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, after the youngster was targeted with racist abuse.
The 19-year-old missed the fifth and decisive penalty as England suffered a penalty shoot-out defeat to Italy in the final of Euro 2020.
In the aftermath to the game, Saka along with Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford, was subject to racist abuse on their social media accounts.
Bukayo Saka was subject to racist abuse in the aftermath of England's Euro 2020 final loss
Hibs showed their solidarity with Bukayo Saka producing a shirt with his name on the back
Arsenal play Hibs in their first pre-season friendly on Tuesday, and the Scottish side showed their support for the youngster.
An image which was shared on Arsenal's Twitter account, shows Hibs have unveiled a home shirt with Saka's name and number on the back of it.
The Gunners posted the image on their account with a caption simply stating 'solidarity'.
Hibs meanwhile posted a message on their account which said: 'We stand with you
