Super Chelsea star's misdemeanor throws Paris Olympics into disarray. This is the story of Argentina national team player Enzo Fernandez. He won the trophy at the Copa America, which ended in the middle of last month. Upon arriving in Argentina, Fernandez posted a live video on social media of him singing a cheering song on a bus
However, the cheer song was a cheer song that insulted the French. Argentina won the penalty shootout against France. 2022 For the 2008 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, they created this song, which contains "racist lyrics" about the French team. It is now Argentina's most popular cheer song. If you look at the lyrics of the cheer song, "all the French players are from Angola". "French players have Nigerian mothers and Cameroonian fathers." Especially the sexual mockery of French national team ace Kylian Mbappe. It's a cheer song full of obviously racist lyrics.
After realizing the seriousness of the situation, Fernandez immediately apologized, and after attending Chelsea's preseason game in the United States, he formally apologized to his teammates, so the situation appeared to have calmed down. However, the Olympics, currently being held in Paris, France, ended up in an accident. Coincidentally, France and Argentina met in the men's soccer quarterfinals. Thierry Henry, the head coach of France's Under-23 Olympics, defeated Argentina 1-0 in the early hours of the morning of the 3rd to advance to the semifinals at the Stade de Bordeaux in Bordeaux, France. An incident occurred after the match. A heated fight broke out between players from the French and Argentine teams. European media reported on the 3rd that after the match, players from both teams had a heated clash. It is reported that the French midfielder Enzo Milo was too enthusiastic about winning against the Argentine players after the match, which led to the outbreak of the Argentine players. On the field, players from both teams started fighting and pushing each other. Some players tried to stop this, but to no avail. The chaos continued to extend into the tunnel. Even before this day's match, the two teams showed animosity over Enzo Fernandez's live cheering broadcast, which eventually erupted after the match was decided. Before the match against Argentina, France's Olympic head coach Henri was asked about the incident. He said, "Provocation from Argentina? I'm not going to talk about it," he said contemptuously, "As a coach, I have a game to prepare for. Just want to talk about the game. It's important," he said.
