Starling: Newspapers "fuel racism" – Al Hayat Newspaper

Manchester City striker Rehim Strling believes newspapers "fuel racism" and "aggressive behavior" by attacking the news of young black players. The 24-year-old wrote comments on Entgram one day after being insulted in a 2-0 defeat against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Sterling posted two conflicting news photos in newspapers reporting similar stories about his two colleagues in the city, Black and White, Tusin Adarapio and Phil Fudin, who both bought a new home this year. The title of the newspaper, which deals with the purchase of Adarapeo, a black player, aims to spend 2.25 million pounds ($ 2.86 million) for the purchase of the house "although it does not matter". played no key role in a Premier League match. " The title of Fudin says he bought a house at 2 million pounds. "For his mother." "We have two players at the beginning of their careers and the same team, both of whom have done legitimate work, buying a new home for their mothers and making great efforts to reach the current status."

"But look at how the newspapers treat the news of the young black man and his white colleague.

This is unacceptable. Neither of them have committed any offense, but thanks to the method of treatment used, this black man was described as being bad, which fuels racism and racism. aggressive behaviour. "