Kylian Mbappe shows support for Romelu Lukaku after racist abuse against Juventus - 'All against racism'

Kylian Mbappe has shown support for Romelu Lukaku and demanded an end to racism after the Inter Milan striker was abused during their 1-1 draw against Juventus. Lukaku was sent off after receiving a second yellow card for gesturing to the crowd after scoring a penalty in the Italian Cup semi-final. Ad He held his finger to his lips as if to silence supporters who he says directed racist abuse towards him during the match.

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All against racism.” Lukaku also wrote on his social media platforms after the incident, saying: “History repeats. Been through it in 2019… and 2023 again.” He has urged Serie A to be active on clamping down on discrimination. He said: «I hope the league really take actions for real this time because this beautiful game should be enjoyed by everyone.» Lukaku’s management company have also spoken out in support of their client.

Roc Nation Sports International president Michael Yorkmack said: «Tonight’s racist remarks made towards Romelu Lukaku by Juventus fans in Turin were beyond despicable and cannot be accepted. »The Italian authorities must use this opportunity to tackle racism, rather than punish the victim of the abuse." “Before, during, and after the penalty, he was subjected to hostile and disgusting racist abuse. Romelu