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(AP) — German soccer player Youssoufa Moukoko condemned online racist abuse directed at him and teammate Jessic Ngankam as they played at the European Under-21 Championship on Thursday.
The 18-year-old Moukoko and 22-year-old Ngankam, who are both Black, each missed penalties in Germany’s opening 1-1 draw with Israel on Thursday at the tournament in Georgia. After the game, numerous comments including monkey emojis were left under recent posts on both players’ Instagram accounts.
“If we win we are all Germans. If we lose, then these monkey comments arrive. Jessic received them, I’ve received them. Things like this simply do not belong in football,” Borussia Dortmund forward Moukoko said in comments reported by Germany’s dpa news agency.
Germany’s general manager Joti Chatzialexiou said earlier this month that players on the national Under-17 team had faced online racist abuse on their way to winning the European title.
Except my eyes are not good. I see no Germans in the pictures above?
I agree with you even if we live in America Europe for centuries as blacks the racist will never considered u belongs
and they are right, it is sensible to concentrate on building our home than trying to squat other peoples identities.
Don’t understand why any mogjis that can be deemed racist or,sexist or life threatening are allowed to be on the internet and theses so called social networks .These networks know how certain mojos can or are to be used negatively they should man up ,take responsibility….,and cancel them Maybe the football clubs should take legal action against the sites on behalf of any players subjected to this type of Moji insult especially if players are under twentyone