Liverpool head coach Arne Slott expressed his commitment to fighting racism in football following the incident during the Champions League match between Real Madrid and Benfica. Apparently, Madrid winger Vinicius Junior informed the referee about the racist image on the side of the super team leader, after which the group was immediately ordered to comply with the protocol.

Sloth said that football is responsible for constantly working hard in the fight against discrimination.

“It’s impossible to earn enough to earn enough - tomorrow you can earn more. We must always try to work harder so that this doesn’t happen again.

I think that like the football world, like the football strength, we are obliged to work harder, but not to work for marriage - it is possible, but not so difficult. And I think that finishing the protocol before the hour of matches is the first step.

I think the football world reacted in such a way that I have learned the same, and I am now trying to do the same,” said the coach.

The coach is also very confident in giving joy to his players once they show racism.

" Protocols must be completed.

While the situation is still at the investigation stage, I can’t talk too much about it, except, as I already said, we can’t do enough to fight racism,” Slot summed up..

Guess what, Real Madrid gave UEFA evidence of racism on the side of Prestianni at the address of Vinicius.