Player murals outside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium become first in UK to feature audio description content for visually impaired fans

Player murals outside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium become first in UK to feature audio description content for visually impaired fans

The murals had been formally unveiled at this time by Club Ambassador Ledley King, who put the ending touches on his personal mural at Tottenham Community Sports Centre.

Ledley stated: “Inclusivity is so vital and our Club does an amazing job in offering an accessible expertise for all supporters. It is one thing we now have at all times taken critically, and it has been nice to come to my mural at this time and see first-hand how we’re offering that across the stadium.”

Marc Silver, CEO & Founder of MurWalls, stated: “Being part of the David Katz Foundation (DKF) from its inception has been a genuine privilege. This project is about more than murals — it’s about access, empowerment and inclusion. Through MurWalls, we were honoured to celebrate Harry, Sonny and Ledley for Tottenham Hotspur and its incredible supporters. As co-founder and trustee of DKF, I’m even prouder that we’ve helped bring the audio description to life, ensuring visually impaired fans can experience the artwork just as powerfully as everyone else.”

Matt Collings-Winter, Co-Chair of SpursCapability, Tottenham Hotspur’s Disabled Supporters Association, stated: “We are thrilled that the club have elevated these three iconic murals to the next level while ensuring inclusivity not only for our members but for the wider community. We continue to be proud of the work Spurs do to make this football club a place for all.”

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium units the benchmark for accessibility, delivering an inclusive matchday expertise for supporters with disabilities.

The Stadium gives devoted accessible entrances for each dwelling & away fans, alongside 250 wheelchair accessible bays, 500 devoted simply accessible seats, 66 accessible bogs and three totally geared up Changing Places services.

In addition to the AD commentary companies, British Sign Language (BSL) companies can be found on matchdays and built-in into Stadium tour content, whereas induction loops can be found at kiosks to cut back ambient noise for those that use listening to aids.

The Stadium additionally features a Sensory Suite, situated in the North Stand, which gives a snug and calming setting for supporters with sensory impairment situations.

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