Sport|FootballSlot offers Vinicius support, saying football ‘must do more’ against racismLiverpool manager Arne Slot speaks out about racism in football and says the sport must do more to prevent future incidents.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot emphasized the need for enhanced measures to combat racism in football following allegations from Real Madrid’s Brazilian forward, Vinicius Junior, regarding racist abuse by Benfica’s Argentinian winger, Gianluca Prestianni.…
Liverpool manager Arne Slot emphasized the need for enhanced measures to combat racism in football following allegations from Real Madrid’s Brazilian forward, Vinicius Junior, regarding racist abuse by Benfica’s Argentinian winger, Gianluca Prestianni. The incident occurred during Real Madrid's 1-0 Champions League playoff first-leg win at Benfica on Tuesday.
The Portuguese club, along with the player and their manager, Jose Mourinho, have denied the allegations. UEFA, European football's governing body, has announced a review of the incident, which resulted in the game being halted for 11 minutes under FIFA’s antiracism protocol.
Slot stated, "In general, you can never do enough; you can always do more to ensure racism in football never happens again." He highlighted the need for the football community to exceed societal standards in addressing racism, noting that protocol was followed during the match as an initial step. Slot expressed the hope that his players would respond similarly by immediately addressing such issues.
The incident occurred during Real Madrid's 1-0 Champions League playoff first-leg win at Benfica on Tuesday.
Looking ahead to Liverpool's Premier League match against Nottingham Forest on Sunday, Slot anticipates a different approach under Forest's new manager, Vitor Pereira. Pereira was appointed last Sunday, replacing Sean Dyche. Slot remarked, "We only have tonight to see if this new manager changes personnel," in reference to Forest's first match under Pereira at Fenerbahce in a Europa League playoff tie.
Slot confirmed that Jeremie Frimpong remains unavailable for the weekend, while Joe Gomez is ready to start if needed. He noted improvements in Liverpool’s performance over recent months, with the team currently sixth in the league table with 42 points from 26 games. "We have improved compared to three, four months ago. We are in a much better place," Slot added. Key factors contributing to this improvement include player fitness and enhanced performance in set-pieces.
Nottingham Forest is positioned 17th in the league, just above the relegation zone, three points ahead of West Ham United.
Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.
