“Racism in Spanish stadiums existed before I was born. What has changed until today?

vinicius has begun a determined fight against racism and it won’t stop. Neither he nor Real Madrid, which has also decided to go all out to combat this scourge of football, sport and society in general.

What he experienced in Mestalla has been the straw that broke the camel’s back and the Brazilian does not intend to turn his back on a situation that he already considers untenable. Since Sunday, and already on the same field of play at Mestalla, Vinicius said enough is enough and since then his fight against racism from all platforms and pointing out to all the institutions and responsible it is unstoppable.

Now the reason for his last appearance on social networks is to denounce a 1997 video in which Roberto Carlos suffers several episodes of racism at the Camp Nou during a Classic. “Racism in Spanish stadiums existed even before I was born. What has changed until today?”he wonders vinicius.

Another message to keep the fight alive

This latest message comes after others in which vinicius has raised its voice to demonstrate the nightmare that is living in many Spanish stadiums. Yesterday, she uploaded a devastating video to her Instagram account in which she collected the collection of racist slurs that he has suffered throughout this season. A minute and a half that shows the hell lived by the Real Madrid player in many stadiums that are portrayed in the images. A video of shame that he accompanied with a message just as devastating as the video and that ended as follows: “It’s not football, it’s inhumane”.