Bogle reportedly disabled comments on his Instagram account on Saturday after Leeds‘ win at Elland Road.
On Sunday, Leeds published a selection of messages Bogle had received – with his permission – to highlight their severity.
“Jayden has the full and unconditional support of the club and his team-mates, and we all stand with him at this time,” Leeds added.
“Nobody should ever be subjected to racist abuse.”
Tottenham also released a statement, external on Sunday saying the club had been “disgusted” by the abuse suffered by Bogle and have offered their support in identifying those responsible.
“We will pursue every available avenue to ensure they are identified and face the full consequences of their actions,” read the statement.
“Regardless of club allegiances and on-pitch results, no-one should ever stand alone in the face of this.”
