Nick Bosa is CRITICIZED for wearing a Donald Trump cap | VIDEO

Politics and sports have never been at oddsin fact they have been going hand in hand for quite some time. However, sometimes to the owners of the most profitable teams of the world don’t like it when their players give a political message.

How it happened to Colin Kaepernick, ex-QB de San Francisco 49erswho knows kneeled during the national anthem ceremony in protest of violence against black people, and was forgotten by the NFL because of it. Now, Nick BosaDE of the same team, promoted Donald Trump‘s campaign days before the elections, without being reprimanded.

What happened to Nick Bosa?

After last Sunday Night Football of Week 8 of the NFL, while Brock Purdy (SF QB) was in post-game interview with an NBC reporter, Nick Bosa He made a special appearance, with a peculiar detail: was wearing a cap ‘Make America Great Again’ -Trump’s slogan- and pointed out the legend before the cameras.

The moment has caused controversy and debate on social networks. While some They applaud that Bosa showed his support for Donald Trumpmany others criticized the Santa Clara, California, organization for ‘hypocrisy’. remembering all the scandal that was Kaepernick at the time.

• “What happened to leaving politics out of sports, huh?”
• “That’s a surprise. I always saw him as a Democrat.”
• “Let me guess… you won’t be reprimanded or disciplined by the NFL because they now ‘support free expression'”

Were some of the comments that were seen among the dozens of publications made on social networks about the viral moment starring Bosa. Even a former high school classmate of his – who gave him classes on debate and speech – said, “It’s as racist as it is stupid. And I hope the NFL takes responsibility.”expressed Jean Marcos-González in X.

49ers, a team of Latinos

It should be noted that San Francisco 49ers It is one of the teams with more Hispanic fans, both in the United States and in Latin Americaeven the California franchise has business dealings in different Spanish-speaking countries to bring the Latin community closer to the NFL and vice versa.

But he unfortunate -and very powerful- message from Nick Bosa in front of the NBC cameras, which goes to national television, gives a lot to talk about. Especially after the presentation of Tony Hinchcliffe at a Trump rally in New Yorkwhere he called Puerto Rico “a giant island of garbage in the middle of the ocean.”