Rashford’s Man Utd were tortured after the final round in the Europa League | Football Stories

Forward is said to have met “ at least 70 nations ” in a movie after being defeated by Villarreal in Gdansk.

Manchester United striker Marcus Rashford is said to have met “more than 70 nations” on the pitch after losing to Villarreal in the Europa League final in Gdansk.

Villarreal won the first major title 11-10 on penalties after a 1-1 draw after extra time on Wednesday.

“At least 70 of my type accounts have been counted so far,” Rashford wrote, less than 90 minutes after the game. “For those who are working to make me feel more difficult than I already feel, I’m trying my best.”

Rashford added that he was “outraged” that he had been sent to a “mountain of monkey emojis” in a message from a history user who identified them as teachers.

I am so angry that one of the tormentors who left the mountain of monkey emojis in my DM is a math teacher with an open history. They teach children !! And he knows that he can brutally torture without cause …

– Marcus Rashford MBE (arMarcusRashford) May 27, 2021

A Manchester United spokesman said in a statement Thursday that the club was “disgusted by the hostility and violence that took place on the internet that Marcus Rashford and other players did to the media after last night’s game”.

“There is no excuse and we protest,” he said.

“Manchester United has no problem with racism and racism and we encourage people to say this through manutd.com.

“We are also encouraging TV and social media platforms to promote ways to deal with these scandals.”

In January, United Kingdom police investigated a video of violence involving several United players. Rashford and two of his teammates said he had abused them.

“Yes I am a Black Man and I live every day and I am proud to be,” he wrote at the time. “There is no one, or comment, that would make me feel different. Sorry if you look if you are responding strongly, you are not hearing this. ”

Clubs and players in England boycotted the press for four days in April and May to stage protests against racist violence and to force action from the companies that run the platform.

Statistics on other sports, including Formula One player Lewis Hamilton and the International Tennis Federation, also included the youngster.