Vinicius Junior has been the subject of racist attacks again this season, this time from Valencia fans.

The Brazilian international’s posts were followed by a wave of support and sympathy from all his country’s teams, who posted on social media for the umpteenth time condemning the racist attack on the Real Madrid striker.

“Football takes a backseat when something terrible like this happens. The racism people saw was shocking and heartbreaking, and it wasn’t the first time we’ve seen something like this.” Nothing has been done to stop it. Racism is a crime and should be treated as such. Vinicius, we are with you” wrote Flamengo.

“We could first say that we are sad to hear of yet another racist attack against Vinicius, but the feeling is not sadness, it’s revolution.”

When everyone is marching together for equality and respect, it is unacceptable that those involved continue to engage in inhuman acts. Our solidarity with the athlete and the other victims of this atrocity. It’s not enough not to be racist. “You have to be anti-racist” was the message from Sao Paulo.

“We judge the cowardly acts of racism committed by Valencia fans against the sportsman Vinicius in the 21/5 match against Real.

It’s a shame that La Liga and its sponsors don’t take strict and definitive action against this situation that’s repeating itself in the stadiums of Spain. The rooster is black and white.” wrote Atlético.

Santos condemns all the racist attacks received by Vinicius, which have already existed at different points in his career and which were repeated in the match between Valencia and Real. Racism is a crime and must not only be fought but also severely punished!” Santos noted in her post.

Abel Ferreiras Palmeiras also took a stand and wrote: “We express our solidarity with Real Madrid striker Vinicius, who has been the victim of unacceptable racial abuse during Spanish league matches.

We cannot normalize prejudice. May swift and strict measures be taken to keep the passion for football alive and serve as a role model for society at large.”

“THE Fluminense helps Vinicius, who was again the victim of racist and degrading attacks. Concrete action against countless instances of racial discrimination is urgently needed. It’s time to take action against those who attack him in different areas every day. Racism is a crime. Vinicius, you have our full support.”

“Racism is a crime and it kills

In our desperation and rebellion, we were hit by another racist attack against Vinicius in Spain at the stadium. It is unacceptable that countless people, who are unaware of or supported by the authorities, continue to commit unpleasant and discriminatory acts as a matter of course. What boldness is that?

If circumvention is not an option, let the victims of this terrible and inhumane evil that continues to torment us be investigated.

We wish the athlete all the strength and wisdom in the world as we advance in the fight against injustice. Let’s continue from here, Vinicius!”

The event also took on political dimensions in the country, with the Minister for Racial Equality making the following comments: “We will inform the Spanish and La Liga authorities.

The Brazilian government will not tolerate racism. We will work to ensure that every black athlete in Brazil can exercise their right to work without suffering violence.”