Fulham has released an official statement regarding the racial abuse suffered by Calvin Bassey in their FA Cup victory over Man United.
Fulham have released an official statement reacting to the racial abuse suffered by Calvin Bassey who played an important role in their FA Cup victory over Man United.
Fulham have expressed their strong condemnation of the racist and homophobic abuse directed at Calvin Bassey on social media after their FA Cup win over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Bassey scored the opening goal for Fulham, helping them secure a 4-3 victory on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular and extra time. Fulham are now set to face Crystal Palace in the quarter-finals.
The club emphasized their commitment to supporting Bassey and working with authorities to identify and take action against those responsible for the abuse, reinforcing their dedication to fostering respect and inclusion in football and society.
The statement read, “Fulham Football Club is utterly appalled at the racist and homophobic abuse received and subsequently shared by Calvin Bassey on social media after yesterday’s FA Cup tie against Manchester United. We strongly condemn this abhorrent behaviour which has no place in football or society. Such actions are entirely unacceptable, and we stand in full support of Calvin Bassey, who will continue to receive our full backing.”
They went on to add, “We will do everything in our power to work with the relevant authorities in identifying the perpetrators of these vile messages and taking the strongest form of action against them. “Fulham Football Club is committed to maintaining a firm stance against all forms of discrimination and remains dedicated to fostering an environment of respect and inclusion.”
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