Akapo denounces racism in Los Cármenes: “He called me a monkey”

Akapo denounces racism in Los Cármenes: “He called me a monkey”

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In the 63rd minute of the match between Granada and Cádiz yesterday in Los Cármenes (0-0), the Cadiz winger Carlos Akapo he left the field to be replaced by Iván Alejo. The Equatorial Guinea defender withdrew down one of the sides and headed to his bench along the shoulder of the pitch. It was at that moment that he stopped and started looking at the stands while a fan made gestures to him arms. After the game, the defender made a complaint of racism through his social networks and different media.

“There have been three or four assholes, I know it’s wrong, but they don’t represent the Granada fans at all.

But above all there has been one who has insisted and called me a monkey. On the one hand it affects me and on the other we have to give visibility so that people are not in the fields. They are people who do not deserve to come to the stadium and who do not represent the Granada fans. It doesn’t enter my head that people insult and call you black. For my part, I treat him calmly, and I try to make people see the idiocies and nonsense they do. I hope they take him away from football. Many thanks also to the Granada fans who told him to stop. I will try to forget it. Soccer is values ​​​​of respect, “Akapo assured the microphones of Gol television after the match.

Granada, after the player’s statements, issued a statement in which it assures that has launched “an investigation” to identify the fan who allegedly made the racist gestures and insults towards Akapo in order to take “the pertinent measures to firmly sanction these behaviors that do not represent the values ​​of Granada CF”. LaLiga He has also announced that he will look for the fan and take him to the Prosecutor’s Office.

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