player calls racists “filthy” and is attacked on the networks

Copa Sudamericana | While Vanderlei Luxemburgo and Róger Guedes apologized to Universitario, in a press conference, for Ryan’s celebration that irritated the Peruvian team, Matheus Bidu vented on social networks.

Shortly after the 2-1 victory that ranked the Corinthians in the round of 16 of the Copa Sudamericana, in Lima, the left-back made a publication on Instagram to criticize the racist act committed by Universitario’s physical trainer, Sebastián Avellino, and the massive support given by the club and fans to the professional, who is imprisoned in São Paulo.

“It is unacceptable that there are filthy human beings like you, garbage people. Do you think racist acts are normal? As long as there are people like you, the world will not go forward. Racist of m .. “, wrote the player. A few minutes later, in a new publication, Bidu published responses he received. Many sent in images of monkeys and bananas, as well as calling him “mono”, monkey in Spanish.

Corinthians was received with a very hostile atmosphere at the Monumental Stadium due to the unfolding of the first game, won by 1-0 by Corinthians at the Neo Química Arena. At the time, Sebastián Avellino, who is Uruguayan, was caught imitating a monkey for Corinthians fans, which is why he is arrested in São Paulo, accused of racism. He said he had his arms outstretched because he was carrying cones. Universitario criticized the Brazilian courts and even filed a banner in support of Avellino in a game in the Peruvian Championship.

Upon arriving in Lima on Tuesday (18), Corinthians feared for safety, but managed to arrive at the stadium without major problems. Inside the field, after defensive midfielder Ryan, 20 years old, scored Corinthians’ second goal, took off his shirt and showed it to the rival crowd, a big mess began. At the post-match press conference, Luxemburgo and Róger Guedes apologized, saying that Ryan was too young and made a mistake by celebrating in that way.

TECHNICIAN AT IRONIZA UNIVERSITY

The good neighbor policy adopted by the Corinthian duo did not find reciprocity on the other side. Universitario’s coach, Jorge Fossati, mocked Luxemburgo’s statements and even equated the fact of showing a shirt to fans to the gesture of racism practiced by the Uruguayan coach.

“Now here, again, nothing happened by the gesture (Ryan’s) of showing his shirt. Is this laughing at the face or what? The boy is what, 12 years old? But there, by a gesture, there is a physical trainer arrested for seven days. Here you have to apologize because, poor thing, he’s a young man,” said Fossati.

The coach also tried to justify Avellino’s act, stating that it was a response to curses uttered by Corinthians. “In the game there, they said ‘indigenous’ to the bench throughout the game. As far as I know, indio is intended to be an offensive or racist word. That was not said there, it seems that no one heard about it, they only heard one side”, he said.