Suarez crying .. the whole story
Sharjah Brazilian striker Wilton Suarez revealed in his tweet on "Instagram" the reason for crying during his team's match against Al-Nasr yesterday in the sixth round of the Arab Gulf League, which ended with Sharjah winning 2-1.
Suarez’s tweet came against the backdrop of the incident that took place in the match between him and the victory player Sebtien Tigali, which was blurred and no one knows what happened between the players, while the referee of the match settled the discussion that took place between the players during the first half by taking out the yellow card for each of them.
Tweeters on social media asked why Suarez was crying, before the player in turn revealed the full story in his tweet via "Instagram", stressing that the matter was related to racism.
"November 20 is Black Consciousness Day and we are still facing a cycle of racism. Unfortunately I suffered from one of them in today's match, where the opponent's player used the term" monkeys, "Suarez said.
For his part, Brazilian player of Sharjah Caio Lucas sympathized with his colleague Swires and said in a tweet to him on his account on "Instagram": "I could be talking here about our victory, or 3 points or even our first place on the table, but instead of that I am here to talk about racism." Unfortunately my teammate and friend Wilton was insulted for his racist color. There's no longer room for that kind of thing, I'm here to protest to get everyone's attention about this situation. Every day we have to fight against him. We'll keep fighting, but we really hope for That ends soon. "
In turn, Sharjah coach Abdulaziz Al-Anbari said in media statements after the match: "It is unfortunate that what happened between two great stars, Wilton and Tigali, and the incident cannot be judged by hearing from one side only."
The Chairman of Sharjah Club, Ali Salem Al Midfa, praised the ethics of Wilton Suarez.
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