Vinicius Junior, the star of the Spanish Real Madrid football team, who was racially insulted last night during the team's match with the Valencia football team, once again called Spain a racist country and said that he cannot tolerate a black football star; In this statement, he also compared himself to the black George Floyd who was killed by the American police.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The rumors about racist insults against Vinicius Jr., the superstar of Real Madrid, which happened last night at the Mestaya Stadium during last night's match between Valencia and Real Madrid, continue.
 
In this match, Winnie was insulted from the beginning of the game, and in the second half, he finally ran out of patience and pointed directly at the insulters. He was sent off in the final minutes of the game for hitting a Valencia player.
 
Hours after the game, Vinicius published a text on his Instagram and called Spain a racist country and also attacked the president of La Liga, who does not consider punishment for racists.
 
Meanwhile, the communication agency of this famous football player published a new statement an hour ago and insisted on his previous position.
 
The player's statement said: "This is nothing but another reflection of what has been seen during this La Liga season and it has become clear to the whole world that in Spain, they do not accept the role of a young black star.
 
The second part of this statement also states: "During the game between Valencia and Real Madrid, we witnessed scenes of widespread, deliberate and organized racism that made it one of the most hateful scenes in the history of football. "Three years after the world was shocked by the video in which George Floyd was brutally killed, today, the whole world is witnessing an event where Vinicius remains motionless and defenseless during an argument in a cowardly, violent and unacceptable manner."
 
Vincios has accused the Spanish Football Federation of not supporting black players as needed, adding: "The insults of La Liga's tacit consent to all this discrimination and for months it was a message to all Spaniards that they do not want the best player in their league to be a be black In La Liga, blacks are only accepted if they are number two, and that is not the case with Vinny. Neither on the field nor outside the field.
 
However, after the sidelines of last night's game, Real Madrid players and coaching staff members and many players from other teams showed their support for Vinicius Jr., the team's Brazilian star.
 
The publication of the pictures of this player shedding tears on the field affected many, and even though he identified even one of the insulters, nothing special happened and finally he was sent off moments later due to a fight with the opposing player.
 
After the game, Carlo Ancelotti protested this situation in a press conference and by publishing a picture of himself and this player on his Instagram, he asked La Liga to do something to end this situation.
 
Federico Valverde, another Real Madrid player, wrote on his Instagram page after the game: "We came to this club together and we will fight until the end. "As I told you in the game, I wanted to score a goal to hug you and give it to you because this is my style to accompany you and defend you on the field."
 
Rodrigo Goes, Dani Carvajal, Eder Militao and Thibaut Courtois and other Real Madrid players also supported Vinicius by publishing his picture on their Instagram page.
 
Reyes James, Ashraf Hakimi and Kylian Mbappe were other players who expressed their support for him by republishing the post of this Brazilian star and wrote: "You are not alone, we are with you and we support you."
 
Alejandro Balde, the Barcelona player, also expressed his feelings to this Brazilian rival after the publication of Vinicius's post and left a few hearts for him to express his sympathy and companionship in this way.
 
Vincius Jr. is a 23-year-old Brazilian superstar of Real Madrid who has shone in many games this season and is also considered one of the promising players in the world.