February – – England’s Women’s Super League (WSL) weekend condemned Manchester City forward Khadija “Bani” Shaw and Chelsea defender Millie Bright (illustrated).
“We were shocked and sad to hear the incidents of the incident,” said in a statement related to both the WSL players.
“Players, coaches and officials should be able to do their job without being subjected to personal or online abuse online and women have no place in football or greater society. We are talking to both clubs and giving any help they need. “
City has confirmed that they have reported the racist and abusive torture to the police to move their stars to the police. The top scorer of the WSL this season, Jamaica International, came after the Golden Boot win in 2021-23 and on Sunday to Arsenal a 3-0 defeat in the City.
City said in a statement, “Any type of discrimination in the stadiums or online will not be tolerated and there is absolutely no place inside or outside of 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. “
Chelsea Captain Bright says that after winning the explosive insult to the West London club’s Aston Villa, “extremely disappointing” hearing the inspiration insults.
England International has said that after asking for any fan photo and autograph, he made an export-filled comment about its first half performance.
“Please I can remind you that as players we are not collected, we are not robots, we are people like you,” said Bright.
Contact the author of this story Moc.l1738843935Double1738843935Off -doler1738843935B1738843935Sni @W1738843935Gesture1738843935W.1738843935DNA1738843935The
