“Chelsea Tests Fernandez Video In the midst Serenade Debate”

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Chelsea are examining a video posted via web. Based entertainment by midfielder Enzo Fernandez that the French Football League says incorporates a claimed “bigot and biased” serenade.

On Tuesday, the FFF said it would file a complaint with Fifa over a video showing. Argentina’s players singing about France’s players.

Fernandez’s Chelsea partner Wesley Fofana, who has one cap for France. Posted a picture of the video on Instagram portraying it as “uninhibited prejudice”.

Breaking Todays Game comprehends Chelsea are exploring the occurrence.

Fernandez expressed deep regret for posting the video as Argentina celebrated winning the Copa America.

The tune incorporates profoundly hostile language and there is definitely no real reason for these words, he said.

I stand against separation in all structures and apologize for becoming involved with the elation of our Copa America festivities.

“That video, that minutes, those words, don’t mirror my convictions or my personality.”

The FFF will contact the Argentine Football Affiliation (AFA) about live video posted via virtual entertainment. By Fernandez after Argentina beat Colombia 1-0 in the Copa America last on Sunday.

The FFF assertion stated that president Philippe Diallo strongly condemns the inappropriate and biased comments made against the French team players.

It added: “Confronted with the reality of these stunning comments, as opposed to the upsides of game and common liberties, the leader of the FFF chose to straightforwardly interest his Argentine partner and Fifa and to record a legitimate grievance for racially hostile and prejudicial comments.”

Approached the Argentine FA for input

France beat Argentina in the last 16 of the 2018 World Cup, and Argentina beat France in the last of the 2022 World Cup.

Chelsea has seven France players

Chelsea has seven France players who are dark or mixed race in their first-team squad – Fofana, Axel Disasi, Benoit Badiashile, Lesley Ugochukwu, Christopher Nkunku, Malo Zeal, and Malang Sarr.