Daniel Carvajal believes Spain is not a racist country, despite Vinicius Jr. and many other players facing the issue on multiple occasions.
Real Madrid right-back Daniel Carvajal has revealed that he does not feel Spain is a racist country ahead of Tuesday’s friendly against Brazil, even though his white teammate Vinicius Jr. His will be the target of opposing fans’ attacks on many occasions, according to a report from ทางเข้า ufabet last Monday.
The friendly match between Spain and Brazil will be held at Real Madrid Santiago Bernabeu arena. It will be the 10th time the two nations have faced each other. Carvajal explained that Vinicius often doesn’t talk about racism in the dressing room.
‘It is an ideal place and a face-to-face fight against racism, Vinicius has spoken about this to those close to him. We help him the most in the dressing room,’ Carvajal said.
The 31-year-old right-back also defended Spain as a whole, commenting that he doesn’t think Spain is a racist country.
‘I don’t think Spain is a racist country. I think we have a very high level of integration. I’m from Leganes and grew up with kids from all countries. Unfortunately, there are people who go to football to vent their anger. If there is any type of comment that might offend someone. People will go that way.’
Carvajal also revealed he will not attempt to attack Vinicius during Tuesday’s encounter to avoid injury before the final stretch of the season.
‘You can hurt yourself more by dealing with weaknesses rather than strengths. being friendly There are many actions that you can control yourself. And you haven’t gone as far as the limit. For my part, I won’t hold anything back.’
‘Vinicius has surprised me with better things. And the progress he has shown is remarkable. He received a lot of criticism and some players couldn’t get past it. He is now one of our leaders.’