Five people have so far been suspended from the club’s Stamford Bridge ground following investigations into what happened and face lifetime bans if they’re found guilty of any offence.
Images have been released in a bid to identify the trio, who the Met think were among a group of Chelsea supporters involved in the incident while on their way to the Champions League last-16 clash.
However, he has now been suspended from his job at Business and Commercial Finance Club, a firm based in Mayfair, London, pending an internal investigation.
Earlier this week, Chelsea invited Souleymane to their London stadium for the return leg. Chelsea FC also released this statement (in which they plan to bar three people from the stadium).
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