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Monday 11/30/2020 22:07 PM (GMT + 7)
Forward Edinson Cavani continues to receive criticism for what is considered “racist” action after MU’s recent victory.
Cavani scored a double against Southampton after entering (copyright K +)
Cavani, after being put on the field, scored 2 goals and contributed 1 assist to help MU beat Southampton 3-2 at St Mary’s Stadium in Round 10 of the Premier League. After the game, the Uruguayan forward shared his happy goal photo on social media and received countless praise.
Cavani risks heavy fines from the FA
When congratulated by a friend, Cavani responded with the words “Thank you Negrito.” Negrito in Spanish refers to blacks. Cavani quickly deleted this photo, but it was taken by many social media users.
The 33-year-old forward claimed that “Negrito” is an informal address among friends in South America. However, the FA is reviewing this publication, before making a decision whether or not to fine Cavani.
More recently, Watford captain Troy Deeney spoke about the incident, saying that Cavani deserves more severe punishment: “That is never true, no matter how you look at it.” Deeney told DailyMail. “When you write a message on social networks, it is necessary to review it, you must verify it because nobody wants to be an idiot.
What worries me is that you never thought ‘this doesn’t seem right’. I know we have a three-game suspension, but I want to know if the FA will contact foreign players when they come to play football. I don’t think he wanted to insult anyone, but he needs to be taught what is allowed and what is not allowed here.
When asked if Cavani’s three-game ban is enough, Deeney said, “No, I don’t think so. He could have done it in a moment of joy, in this case scoring a goal, but he didn’t understand the meaning of the words. A ban of 3 games is not enough, apart from those 3 games, there must be more didactic punishment ”.
Racist acts are controlled by the Football Association and players who make this mistake will often be heavily fined. At the end of last year, Bernardo Silva was suspended for one match, a £ 50,000 fine for comparing his teammate Benjamin Mendy to a black character from a chocolate confectionery company. Although coach Pep Guardiola and Mendy spoke for his defense, Silva still received a sentence from the FA.
Last June, Dele Alli was also suspended by the FA for posting a video insulting Asians during the Covid-19 outbreak. The English midfielder had to attend an FA psychological education course.
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Edinson Cavani shines brightly, helping MU from the face of defeat to have a beautiful rising screen …
