2023-11-08 02:27:26
Canada’s “gorilla” post acquitted (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
[Now Sports]Manchester United rising star Canacao was found not guilty on Tuesday of involvement in a racially charged incident last month when he used the “gorilla” emojis to praise teammate Anana. Last month, the Red Devils narrowly defeated Copenhagen in the Europa League. Goalkeeper Anana made a 12-yard save in stoppage time and became an important contributor. After the game, he was praised by teammate Alejandro Garnacho.
Anacao used two “orangutan” emojis on X (Twitter) with a celebration picture to praise Annana for his heroic performance, but later deleted the post. Although Anana spoke up to protect him, Canada Cao was still accused of racial discrimination, and the Football Association intervened in the investigation.
A spokesman for the Football Association said on Tuesday: “After investigation, we will not take disciplinary action against the Argentine foreign aid because he explained that the purpose of the emojis used was to metaphorize the strength and strength of Anana and had no other intention. However, he also reminded Players are aware that others may interpret their actions differently.”
At only 19 years old, Canada Cao has entered the Europa League roster. I believe he will be able to defeat the enemy when they meet Copenhagen again on Wednesday.
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