A black man pushed off a Paris Metro train by Chelsea fans chanting racist abuse last month says he can no longer take public transport and is depressed after the attack . The man , identified as Soulemayne S , says the incident , which happened before Chelsea played a Champions League match agains Paris Saint-Germain , has 'destroyed ' him . He says coverage of the attack , for which five men have been handed court summonses , has 'traumatised ' his children , and forced him to explain the concept of racism to them . Soulemayne S , the black man subjected to racist abuse on the Paris Metro last month , said the incident has left him depressed , unable to work , and has 'traumatised ' his children . A video showed the men pushing Soulemayne before chanting 'we 're racist and that 's the way we like it ' ( pictured ) . Police say five men are due to appear in court in connection with the attack . Soulemayne was recorded being pushed off the Metro train by a group of supporters who then began chanting 'we 're racist and that 's the way we like it . ' He told BBC Radio 5 Live : ' I 'm here like a child . I have got a phobia of public transport . I ca n't take public transport to go to work - since what happened I have been under a lot of pressure . ' I have been referred to a psychologist . I ca n't sleep any more . Every hour , every instant , I think about what happened . I think about the ordeal . ' He said his family had been 'divided ' by the 'humiliation ' he experienced , adding : ' I am obliged to tell [ my children ] that there are people who are n't very nice , and that there are people who do n't like black skin . ' Speaking about Chelsea 's offer of a free ticket to last night 's second leg match at Stamford Bridge , he said : 'This offer to go , this invitation , is just an attempt to make things up . For the moment I do n't want to come because of what they 've caused , the team and their fans . 'The Chelsea supporters have destroyed me . Even when I drive my car I feel like I 'm being followed . I do n't know if I am being followed by Chelsea fans , or police or the media . 'Even when I go and see my lawyer I am followed , when I go to see my therapist I feel like I 'm being followed , and I 've never had that in my life . 'The only problem I have in my life right now is because of Chelsea and their fans . ' On his decision to reject the invitation to tonight 's game , Soulemayne S previously told RTL radio : ' I do n't want to sit in that stadium next to those people who pushed me . This is the moment Chelsea fans were recorded pushing Soulemayne off the Metro ahead of a clash with Paris St-Germain , an incident which Soulemayne says has 'destroyed ' him . Soulemayne refused to attend last night 's second leg clash between Chelsea and Paris St-Germain in London , which Jose Mourinho 's men lost , knocking them out of the Champions League . ' I wo n't go . They ca n't buy me with a little piece of paper . I 'm not a child . ' A Chelsea spokesman said : 'We appreciate he does n't want to come to this particular game , however , our offer remains open and we hope he 'll take us up on it so he can meet real Chelsea fans and experience the true spirit of the club . ' Five men involved in the incident were today and yesterday served with summonses over the issue , Scotland Yard said . The men will appear at Waltham Forest Magistrates ' Court on March 25 'regarding a police application for football banning orders ' . Football banning orders are issued by courts following a conviction for a football-related offence after a complaint by the Crown Prosecution Service or local police , the Home Office website says . They can last for between three and 10 years . Breaches of the orders can result in a sentence of up to six months in prison . Chelsea FC said previously it was 'appalled ' and apologised to the victim , while manager Jose Mourinho said he was 'ashamed ' of the fans involved . Fans were again accused of racism this month after claims a group were heard using the N-word and anti-Semitic slurs on a train from London to Manchester . One supporter was allegedly overheard saying 'Paris , Paris , Paris , that 's the way we like it , a n***** on the door ' after their victory over Tottenham in the Capital One Cup .
Soulemayne S says attack has left him depressed and seeing psychiatrist . Attack 'traumatised ' his children and forced him to explain racism to them . Says he feels like he is being followed ever since incident last month . One men have been issued with court summonses relating to incident .