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More than half of the players involved in the Euro 2020 and AFCON finals were abused online during and after the games, a FIFA study has found. Homophobic abuse was the most common, followed by racist abuse, with Sky Sports News reporting that Arsenal's Bukayo Saka and Manchester United's Marcus Rashford were the players subjected to the most abuse.
If Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho were tempted to book themselves a winter break in November, the last two weeks watching England will surely have changed their minds.
With pre-season fast approaching, some Manchester United players have only just departed for their summer holidays after an ill-placed round of Nations League fixtures meant they needed to spend an extended period with their national sides. However, others have been using the summer break to get to peak fitness ahead of Erik ten Hag's first pre-season.
A new FIFA report has revealed that more than half of the players who participated in the last European Championship and Africa Cup of Nations finals suffered from discriminatory online abuse.
More than half of footballers playing at the European Championship and African Cup of Nations suffered online abuse, a study published by FIFA revealed on Saturday.
Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford received the most racist attacks on social media at recent international finals - with a majority coming from home fans, a new study by Fifa has found.
Manchester United‘s move for Ajax attacker Antony “has got legs” to the deal, according to Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth.
(Reuters) - More than half of all players at the finals of last year's European Championship and Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) were subjected to some form of discriminatory abuse online, a report published by global soccer governing body FIFA has revealed.