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He announced Chelsea On Monday, he had prevented four fans from attending his matches while waiting for a police investigation into the incident that occurred during the 2-0 win against City Stadford Bridge on Saturday. .
He was informed Chelsea Coach Journalists in front of his team against Vide European Championship Thursday in Budapest "Firstly, I would like to say that I condemn all forms of discrimination and that it is certain that we must stop here."
"He added" Because there are investigations, I think it's better not to talk about it. I certainly condemn any form of discrimination. "
"He continued" It's disgusting. You know my opinion and the opinion of the club is good but we have to move forward.
And published Sterling In a statement posted to an account on Instagram last Sunday, he pointed out that newspapers fueled racism in football, through the way he treated news of young black players compared to their white counterparts.
The professional players union and the former players subscribed to his remarks.
A supporter of Chelsea, suspended, admitted insults to Sterling, but confirmed that they were "not of a racist nature".
Robben Loftus-Cheek, a teammate of the British Sterling, said that a firm response was needed to solve the problem.
"He added" Sterling was right about what he had said. I do not think that should happen in sports or anywhere else. Talk about it was true. If I do, I'll talk about it. "
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Chelsea announced Monday that he had banned four supporters from attending his matches while waiting for a police investigation into the incident during the 2-0 win at City. Stadford Bridge Saturday.
"First of all, I would like to say that I condemn all forms of discrimination and that we absolutely must stop there," Chelsea coach told reporters before his team faced Vide in the European League in Budapest on Thursday.
"Because there are investigations and it is better not to talk about it, I certainly condemn any form of discrimination," he said.
"It's disgusting, you know my opinion and the club's opinion is good but we have to move on."
Stirling last Sunday issued a statement in an account on Instagram, in which he pointed out that newspapers fueled racism in football by addressing the news of young black players compared to their white counterparts.
The professional players union and the former players subscribed to his remarks.
A supporter of Chelsea, who was arrested, admitted insults to Sterling, but said they were "not racist".
Robben Loftus-Cheek, a teammate of the British Sterling, said that a firm response was needed to solve the problem.
"Sterling was right about what he said, I do not think it should happen in sports or anywhere else," he said.
