Vinicius sends a hard message against racism and shows his support for Acuña, Sánchez and Sarr

Vinicius Jr. It went back to heave his voice against the racism after the regrettable insults suffered the Saturday by Marcos Coins and Quique Sánchez, in addition to the Senegalese Cheikh Sarr, in parties of LaLiga and the First RFEF, respectively. The player of the Real Madrid sent a hard message to the Real Spanish Federation of Football (RFEF) in his account of 'X' (ancient Twitter) where asked prison for the racist.

"This weekend, not even will play. But had three despicable cases of racism in Spain only this Saturday. All my support to Coin and to the trainer Quique Flores, of the Seville. To Sarr and to the Ray Majadahonda, that his courage inspire to the other", wrote the '7', the one who will be drop by sanction this Sunday in the duel in front of the Ahtletic Club.

Besides, it added: "The racist have to be exposed and the parties can not continue with them in the terracing. Only we will have victory when the racist go out of the direct stadiums to the prison, place that deserve ". Vincius Has assumed a remarkable leadership so much in LaLiga as in the FIFA in the fight against the racism, ratified this week in the friendly between Spain and Brazil contested in Santiago Bernabéu (3-3).

This weekend, not even will play. But had three despicable cases of racism in Spain only this Saturday.

All my support to Coin @AcunaMarcos17 and to the trainer Quique Flores, of the @SevillaFC . To Sarr and to the @RMajadahonda that his courage inspire to the other. The racist…

— Vini Jr. (@vinijr) March 30, 2024

The racism blurred the day sabatina in Spain

The two episodes of racism to which referred 'Vini' produced in Madrid and Seville. The first took place in the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez of Getafe. In the minute 68 of the duel between the 'azulones' and Andalusian (0-1), the main Churches Villanueva stopped momentáneamente the party by insults from the lateral terracing to Marcos Coins. The referee reflected in the record cries of "monkey" and "come of the monkey" against the Argentinian side. Besides, to the technician sevillista, Quique Sánchez Flores, tried to offend it calling him gipsy.

By his part, in the Field of Football The Flat, the Senegalese goalkeeper of the Ray Majadahonda, Cheikh Sarr, was expelled for assaulting to a fan of the Sestao River that it was shouting him racist insults. All the plantel of the Ray decided to leave of the terrain of game and remain in his changing room, by what the meeting suspended officially in the minute 87 with partial victory of the Sestao (2-1) in the First RFEF.