Bleached for the benefit of the doubt, like Neymar, by the disciplinary committee of the LFP in the case of alleged racist and homophobic insults during PSG-OM, Alvaro Gonzalez is relieved.
“The nightmare is partly over with a more than deserved decision.
I have never been and never will be a racist.
Thank you very much to OM for the trust and loyalty.
And thank you to the supporters for their huge support.
We meet on the ground, "wrote on social networks, the Marseille defender who risked, like the Brazilian PSG, up to ten matches of suspension.
Thursday evening, the president of the disciplinary committee of the LFP Sébastien Deneux had indicated that "nothing made it possible to establish clearly and precisely the nature of the remarks which were exchanged" between the two players.
Este mal sueño se ve, en parte, recompensado con una sentencia más que merecida.
Nunca he sido ni seré una persona racista.
Muchas gracias al @OM_Officiel por la confianza y fidelidad, también a nuestra gran afición por tanto, tanto cariño.
¡Our vemos in el césped!
- Álvaro González (@AlvaroGonzalez_) September 30, 2020
If PSG did not comment on the decision, nor Neymar, Olympique de Marseille was delighted.
“Olympique de Marseille is satisfied with the decision rendered this evening by the disciplinary committee concerning Alvaro Gonzalez.
Alvaro is not racist, any accusation made against him on this subject is unjust and unfounded.
Olympique de Marseille is and will remain the club of anti-racism, a fight it has waged with its supporters, always and relentlessly, inside and outside the stadium, ”the Marseille club wrote in a statement.
"The blind, deaf and mute LFP"
For its part, the collective “Rouge direct”, fighting against homophobia in football, expressed its discontent: “Indignation and anger.
A blind, deaf and mute non-judgment of the LFP.
Black evening for the fight against homophobia and racism in football ”.
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