Worse, Napoli fans are inhumane! Prayers for AC Milan Star Theo Hernandez & His Dead Baby

• Napoli fans wishing well for Theo and his baby
• Italian football also reacted
• Condemning fans’ unsportsmanlike behavior Neapolitans

WHAT HAPPENED? Theo Hernandez recently uploaded a photo of himself with his baby on social media, a sight that is normal for any family. However, because Theo is a professional player, it invites fans to send the AC Milan star messages that are considered disgusting and inhumane.

They were some of the Napoli fans, known by their Neapolitan dialect, to write ‘you die and your baby too soon to follow’. Others wrote ‘hopefully it ends like Gianluca Vialli’, who recently died of cancer.

WHAT THEY SAID: However, Theo later found support from various quarters, including team-mate Rafael Leao, who sent a message: “Unfortunately, social networks are instruments where everyone thinks they can say whatever they like. Have no fear, bro. God is always with you your family.”

The horrific comments of the Napoli fans have also come under fire from the world of Italian football and Serie C club Pescara have also taken a stand.

How can you wish death on a person and your child? Our solidarity a @TheoHernandezyet another athlete subject to disrespectful comments that have nothing to do with sport.

— Pescara Calcio (@PescaraCalcio) April 16, 2023

“How can you wish the death of a person and their child? Our solidarity with Theo Hernandez, yet another athlete who was subjected to embarrassing comments that have nothing to do with sport,” they wrote. “Cursing offensive phrases or disrespect towards a player [terlepas dari jersey apa yang dikenakan dia] we should all agree. However, judging by the comments we’ve received here, that’s not the case. People try, by hook or by crook, to find pretexts to avoid stigmatizing this behavior and inflaming hatred. We don’t want to make room for that.”

BIG PICTURE: As is known, Napoli have faced Milan twice this month. After Neapolitans losing 4-0 in Italian Serie A, Luciano Spalletti’s troops were also beaten Rossoneri 1-0 of leg first round of the Champions League quarter-finals.

WHAT IS NEXT? The decisive match in Europe’s top caste competition will be held at Diego Armando Maradona on Tuesday night, and at least 2,500 Milan fans have bought tickets to watch Theo et al struggle to qualify for the UCL semi-finals.