Iván Alejo and Vinicius

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Controversial racist message from Alejo against Brazil and Vinicius

Published:10/12/2022 - 09:49h

Updated:10/12/2022 - 10:34h

Iván Alejo, one of the Cádiz footballers, has turned on social networks after a controversial 'tweet' about Vinicius Júnior after being eliminated against Croatia in the World Cup in Qatar

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The controversies that surround to Vinicius Júnior are just around the corner, so much by his constant provocations as by the comments of hate that generates in social networks. This time the forward of the Brazilian selection and of the Real Madrid has gone back to be victim of an act that has generated big controversy.

After Brazil fell by penaltis in front of the combined of Croatia, Iván Alejo, one of the footballers of the staff of Sergio González in the Cádiz, has used his account of 'Twitter' to devote him a message to the forward. The valisoletano wrote in his varied profile emoticonos of a figure dancing followed of two monkeys covering the mouth.

The 'tweet' was cataloged like racist of immediate form and, after little more than a chamber of hour, decided to erase it and correct his message. "As you will have seen, I have erased a tuit because I have darse# cuenta that it has done an interpretation that was not the one who I wanted to transmit", aimed the extreme, planting the same emoticonos but substituting to the monkeys.

Previous antecedent

All is controversy arises of the commitment suspender belt between the Cádiz and the Madrid in Santiago Bernabéu, when both footballers had diverse hammer by the constant provocations of the Brazilian. After the defeat (2-1), the own Alejo resorted to his networks to expose the attitude of the '20'. "A penalty that big rival players are not to the height in his behaviour", sentenced beside a photography of 'Vini'.

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