Kapok! Italian Pandit Triggered after Lukaku's intimidation in a racist tone on TV

Italy began to move to eliminate racism from football and the world. But there are still many that sometimes you forget the noble mission.

Racism that leads to players, especially those who are black, was very common in Serie A in the 2018-2019 time period. First started by the case of Napoli defender, Kalidou Koulibaly, during a visit to Inter Milan headquarters last December.

Then the two Juventus players Musa Kean and Blaise Matuidi, became a fair game that was less enjoyable when performing at Cagliari headquarters. Kean has chosen to retain a provocative response after scoring goals.

A few months later, it was Lukaku's turn to be the target of attacks by Cagliari fans. A sad, Inter Milan striker became a victim week after landing in Italy.
Furthermore, questions about racist treatment of Cagliari Lukaku fans began to sink. the FIGC football federation as the highest in Italy has been investigated for the appropriate punishment for violators.

But it seems that racism has become an acute disease in Italy. Recently, a pandit named Luciano Passirani cast a racist tone commenting on Lukaku's performance time against Udinese in the Serie A League on Sunday (09/15/2019).
"To stop it, you have to throw 10 bananas to eat," said the television program Top 24 Passirani Calcio.

TV stations to take heavy steps immediately against veteran scholars. TV director Fabio Ravezzani, check that Passirani never appears again on their channel.
Although shaken by a series of racist taunts, Lukaku's performance did not show any decline. The former Manchester United striker has scored two goals in the last three Nerazzurri matches in Serie A.

his contribution in the first line of positive impact on Inter Milan earlier this season. So far, agriculture club Antonio Conte hasn't tasted defeat.

As a result, Inter Milan's Serie A standings now head A with a perfect collection of points, nine. Two points ahead of defending champion Juventus, who finished third with a collection of seven points.

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