Vinicius Jr. Racism: The fans felt the hate crime against Madrid Star | Football messages

Five Valladolid fans receive suspended sentences and are punished for racist chants against Real Madrids Vinicius in 2022.

Five people were received because they first condemned the Real Madrid striker Vinicius Jr. during a game in a landmark in Spain as a hate crime as hate crimes as hate crimes as hate crimes.

On December 30, 2022, the Brazilian international Vinicius was suspended in the 2-0 victory of Real against Real Valladolid, when he passed the Jose Zorrilla stadium after replacement.

The Valladolid provincial court imposed the five per year prison and fines of 1,080 euros (1,226.12) and 1,620 euros ($ 1,836) on Wednesday.

The prison sentences were suspended on the condition that they do not commit a criminal offense in the next three years, and they are not allowed to attend games in the same period.

“Thanks to the efforts of Laliga, which submitted the complaint and initially acted as the sole private public prosecutor – later by the player Vinicius and Real Madrid and the public prosecutor – this exemplary decision was told,” said La Liga in a statement.

“This judicial decision represents an unprecedented milestone in the fight against racism in sports in Spain, in which the behavior against moral integrity has so far been taken into account with an aggravating factor in the breeds.

“The fact that this decision expressly refers to hate crimes associated with racist insults increases the message that intolerance has no place in football.”

In prison for less than two years for non -violent crimes in Spain, a defendant rarely require a defendant without earlier convictions to lose prison.

In June, three Valencia fans were sentenced to eight months in prison because they insulted Vinicius with “screaming, gestures and chants in relation to the color of his skin”.

In September, a fan, the Vinicius and Villarreal player Samuel Chukwueze in two games in Mallorca in 2023, became guilty and imposed a suspended sentence.

The attacker had suspended a 12-month prison sentence after he apologized to Vinicius in a letter and completed an anti-discriminated training, and was also banned from stadiums for three years.