Racism as seem in the past is one thing the football family globally kicks against in a quest for equal playing ground for all people of the world.
In the time past, it used to be very rampant and vivid than what we see today in present day football, though one will not be far from the truth should one mention that there is still trace of racism in football.
In January this year, it was reported that an an effigy of Vinicius was hung from a bridge in the Spanish capital ahead of a game between the two Madrid gaints and rivals.
The fans from Metropolitano were heard chanting racism abuse on the black skinned Brazilian.
Klopp was asked ahead of his side’s meeting with the White Angels in the Champions League, if the Brazilian attracts racist abuse to himself, the question left him[Jurgen] bumsed.
Jurgen went on to say that there is n amount of excuse or behavior that should justify racism, he went on to say that Vini Jnr is a great player for the Los Blancos, and so should not be subjected to abuse.
Vinicius has been crucial for Madrid, he already has 16 goals in all competition in this campaign, has helped Madrid to a couple of titles including the Champions league.