Khadija Shaw moved from the semifinals of the Manchester City League Cup on Thursday night Racist and missoginistic abuse After the Super League of Women on the part of the party on Sunday.
Made his 100th presence for Shaw City when he came in 66 66 minutes 4-3 losses of Arsenal At the Joi Stadium in the city.
The club said the Jamaican striker was abused, who scored 56 goals for the city, and they told them that they were fully supporting the player.
Talking to Sky Sports, City Manager Gareth Taylor was asked how Farazing: “It’s hard to say, we have gone yesterday and could not bring him to us,” he said. “It is really difficult for me to analyze. Who knows what is going on in this world? It’s really hard when you are affected by this national thing.
“I don’t have time to talk to him well with him but he knows and it is to know that the whole club is behind him.”
In a statement released on Tuesday, the club said: “Manchester City was shocked to find out that after Sunday’s fixture, Khadija ‘Bani’ was subjected to racist and abusive torture.
“No such discrimination will be tolerated on the stadium or online and there is no place inside or outside the game.
“Bani has decided that the messages have been publicly divided so that they sent the weak people not to give the oxygen to the promotion. The content is shared with the authorities. An investigation will follow, and the club provides Banny our full support by following the disgusting treatment of it. “
Women Professional Ligous Limited, a company responsible for managing the WSL and the championship, said it was “shocked and sorry” by the abuse directed by Shaw. “Players, coaches and officials should be able to do their job without being subjected to personal or online abuse, and women have no place for football or greater society,” said it.
