Manchester City has expressed its support for Antoine Semenyo after the player faced further racist abuse this season. The 26-year-old forward recently shared a screenshot of the abusive comment on his Instagram story, prompting an outpouring of support from the club and the football community.
This incident is not isolated, as Semenyo previously reported being racially abused during a match against Liverpool, resulting in the arrest and charging of a 47-year-old man. The Premier League and The FA have both condemned the latest incident, reaffirming their commitment to addressing racism in the sport.
They have vowed to work with clubs, law enforcement, and social media companies to ensure that those found guilty of discrimination face severe consequences, including criminal records and football banning orders. The incident has sparked a renewed call for action against racism in football, with Sky Sports and other organizations pledging to create a safe and inclusive environment for all fans.