Abde, a Moroccan Betis Player, Lynched in Networks for His Support Shirt for Ceuta: "There Will Be No Apology to Anyone"
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Last night, the victory of Real Betis on the field of the Villarreal ended almost immediately in the background. At the Estadio de la Cerámica the result said 1-2 for the Andalusians, but to make to discuss after the triple whistle was neither a goal nor an arbitration decision. It was enough a T-shirt. And, above all, a player [...] The article "Receive a lesson": the Moroccan Ezzalzouli with a jersey for the inhabitants of Ceuta, the compatrio…
The Moroccan international has assured that he wore the T-shirt in support of Ceuta as a "social" gesture and has denied any political intention. More information: Ez Abde, a Betis footballer, receives insults and threats from Morocco for wearing a t-shirt in support of Ceuta
Abde Ezzalzouli (24), the player of Betis Sevilla, was insulted and threatened on social networks because he wore a shirt in which he showed support for the inhabitants of the Spanish city Ceuta.
The Moroccan international of the Betis Seville Abdessamad Ezzalzouli, said Ez Abde, was caught on social media after wearing a t-shirt in support of Ceuta before a match of Liga. The 24-year-old ensures he did not want to convey "at any time" political message and claims a gesture of support to the Spanish enclave population.
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