Paul Pogba: Racists only make me more crazy

Paul Pogba, the Manchester United midfielder, doesn't care much about racial defamation and derision on him. According to him, various violations committed by several people lately actually triggered his motivation.

Paul Pogba received racist slurs after failing to score from the penalty spot when Manchester United were held by Wolverhampton Wanderers. It makes a lot of parties talk. Phil Neville, a former Red Devils player, even voiced a boycott of social networks.

"My ancestors and my parents suffered so that my current generation is free, able to work, take the bus, play football. Racial criticism is ignorance and will only strengthen me and motivate me to fight for the generations to come," Paul Pogba said , quoted by Football5Star.com on his Twitter account.

Lately, racial harassment of players of African descent is prevalent in the Premier League. Like the French team star, Marcus Rashford also underwent experience after failing to score from a penalty against Crystal Palace. Previously, Tammy Abraham already knew the same thing after Chelsea lost to Liverpool in the European Super Cup.

Last season, the player who spoke loudly about racist resistance was Raheem Sterling. Thanks to his commitment and courage, he got a short present. Now, Paul Pogba shows the same attitude. The goal remains the same: to silence racists and eliminate discrimination on the surface of the earth.

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