Guardiola shows pessimism for fight against racism in Spain

The coach Pep Guardiolaof manchester citycommented on the attacks against the Brazilian vinicius juniorof Real Madrid. In a press conference this Friday, the 26th, the coach spoke about the fight against racism in Spain, he was pessimistic and asked for justice in the recurring cases that had the striker as a target.

“We have to accept diversity as a human being, but right now we are a long way from that. I’m not so optimistic, especially knowing Spain, that this will happen… There are many black people coming forward to defend what they shouldn’t defend. Let’s hope that justice will do it”, said Guardiola.

“They should learn (LaLiga with the Premier League). Here they are very strict. They know what they have to do. It’s a problem everywhere… not just in Spain with Vinícius Junior”, completed the Spanish coach.

Last Sunday, the 21st, during the duel between Real and Valence, Vini Jr pointed to the opposing crowd and indicated that he had been called a “monkey”. The game was stopped for eight minutes. The attacker was expelled in the final minutes after confusion with the goalkeeper Mamardashvili.

Suspects for hate crime against are banned from going to stadiums

The four men suspected of having hung a doll with the Brazilian’s shirt vini jrof Real Madrid, on a bridge in Madrid, Spain, were released this Thursday, 25, after giving testimony. The determination of the local justice came two days after the police detained the small group.

Justice determined a precautionary measure, and the suspects are prohibited from approaching or trying any type of communication with the Brazilian striker. They must also maintain a minimum distance of 1km from any LaLiga stadium.

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