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More racial abuse has been directed against Vinicius Junior in Spain.

With regard to racist supporters, the Brazilian attacker has had a challenging season in La Liga, and it persisted against Real Valladolid.

Following the World Cup break, La Liga activity resumed with Madrid against Valladolid, and Karim Benzema’s two goals helped Madrid defeat Valladolid 2-0, according to Eurosport.

The incident that occurred when Vinicius was replaced by Luka Modric in the 88th minute overshadowed the outcome.

Fans began tossing bananas at the Brazilian attacker as he walked behind the Real Madrid goal after leaving the field.

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Bananas: Why?

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The bananas were an allusion to recent chants against the player that “Vinicius is a monkey.” The chants began after the head of the Spanish Football Agents’ Association remarked that the Brazilian goal-celebration dancer was acting like a monkey by doing so.

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Following the remarks, Vinicius was racially disparaged by Atletico Madrid supporters before to the Madrid derby.

Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid urges severe sanctions against football’s racists.

Vincius Junior wants racists in football to face severe penalties. The Real Madrid forward feels that individuals found guilty of racial abuse ought to be made to pay dearly for their transgressions.

Sports Brief said that Vini Jr demanded lifetime football game bans for those people.

Following the spate of incidents that occurred during the Madrid derby versus crosstown rival Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid is likely to experience more difficulties.

Before Sunday’s Madrid derby, a number of Rojiblancos supporters were seen on camera singing racist chants at Real Madrid winger Vinicius Junior outside the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano.

La Liga has taken notice of the footage that has been going around the internet and is gathering proof of what happened on Sunday to put together a report to deliver to the Anti-violence Commission, Sports Brief previously reported.

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