An effigy of the soccer player was hung from a highway bridge last month in Spain’s capital along with a banner with the words “Madrid hates Real.”
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Real Madrid forward Vinícius Júnior has endured some of the vilest racist attacks in recent memory this season.
That has not stopped him from emerging as one of the top players both in Spain and in the Champions League, where this week he scored twice to spark today!
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