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FC Porto reacts on social networks to the controversy with Vinicius Junior

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a The issue of racism that Vinicius Junior was a victim of on Sunday, during the Valencia-Real Madrid match, sparked many reactions within football. Most recently in Portugal, with FC Porto.

The dragons took to social networks to leave a simple message, accompanied by a photo of the Brazilian. “We all belong here,” it can read in the post from the Blues and Whites.

Vinicius Junior denounced the racist insults from Valencia fans. In the game itself, the Brazilian pointed out a fan who was responsible for the insults, which ended up being sent off during a confrontation with an opposing player. While Valencia confirmed that it would ban the fans concerned Real Madrid pointed the finger at Luis RubilaresPresident of the Spanish Federation. Vinicius Junior responded, on social networks, to Javier Tebas, president of La Liga.

Read also: “This is not the first time.” Vinicius shows what was called in the video

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