Players have been asked to send evidence of racist online abuse to the Professional Footballers’ Association to demonstrate to governing bodies the severity of the issue.

Following Friday’s 24-hour social media boycott by professional footballers, the PFA wants continued player support and has set up an email address to allow union members to report racism.

The PFA is preparing to take its anti-racism message to social media sites, including Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, and is in the process of arranging meetings for next month.

According to the PFA, more than 90 million people were reached by the first stage of the #Enough campaign, with David Beckham, Eden Hazard and Dele Alli among those joining last week’s social media boycott.

<strong>Dele Alli has withdrawn from the England squad for Tuesday’s friendly against Switzerland with a minor muscle strain.</strong>

<strong>Alli has returned to Tottenham for further treatment in the hope he will be available for their Premier League return against Liverpool at Wembley on Saturday.</strong>

<strong>He managed to get through 90 minutes in the 2-1 Nations League defeat but his absence will lead to an additional change for Tuesday’s Kick It Out international at the King Power Stadium.</strong>

<strong> </strong><strong>Gareth Southgate had already brought in Leicester Pair Ben Chilwell and Demarai Gray into his squad </strong><strong>for the match on their home ground.</strong>

<strong>He is not expected to add any further players to his squad amid reports that Southgate could make as many as nine changes to his side against the Swiss.</strong>

<strong>Chilwell and Gray are among players who could secure a senior debut, with goalkeepers Alex McCarthy and Marcus Bettinelli also hoping to complete their rise to full England honours.</strong>

<strong>Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw will miss the game after sustaining a head injury in Saturday’s game.</strong>

<strong>Shaw left the England camp on Monday following the concussion he suffered after a nasty collision with Spain right-back Dani Carvajal.</strong>

<strong>He had reported back to St George’s Park for monitoring but was released to Manchester United after showing no ill-effects.</strong>

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