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Basaksehir striker Demba Ba has become a symbol of the fight against racism in football, as has Webo, the Turkish champion’s second coach, following the incidents on Tuesday night.
Praised for their reaction to the Romanian referees, the two have been at the center of world attention in recent days.
Those who accused Ba and Webo of exaggerating the scale of the incident “dug” online and found inappropriate statements made by Demba just a few months ago.
His message to whites (published in early April in response to a teacher’s statement about vaccinating Africans with a “test” serum to combat COVID-19 has now been picked up in discussions about Coltescu).
“Welcome to the West, where whites believe themselves superior and where racism and insanity become commonplace. Time to get up!” Demba wrote on Twitter. Now, tens of thousands of people accuse Senegalese of racism!
Welcome to the West, where whites think they are so superior that racism and weakness become common. TIME TO GET UP ✊ ???? pic.twitter.com/R08R7K9QAw
– Demba Ba (@dembabafoot) April 2, 2020
UEFA has opened an investigation into the events of PSG – Basaksehir on Tuesday night. A decision in the ‘Coltescu case’ is expected to be made by the end of the year at the earliest.
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