Pistons Dennis Schroder calls fans that make racist “Monkey”
With the NBA offseason in full swing, many The NBA players decided to play for the representation of their home country. One of the noticeable players playing today in Eurobasket is Detroit klipovi watchman Dennis Schroderwhich represents Germany as his captain. Unfortunately, there seem to be some disrespect that tortured some players in the United States, they followed them in Europe.
During the German match against Lithuania, two fans started after the racially abusive players during the game. The German basketball association was hit by both fans. FIBA later identified one fan via video football and banned that the fan took more and more matches during this year’s Eurobasque.
After the game, Schroder invited fans who participated in racial abuse. The clip guard said that these actions have no place in their sport.
“Development of manjale sounds, it’s something I don’t respect,” Schroder told reporters in German after the game, according to the ESPN. “No matter what status, offense, that’s fine. But racism just doesn’t belong to this sport. It’s something that’s wrong.”
The main coach of Germany Alan Ibrahimagic also saw him in the incident in question.
“I noticed that Dennis was very disturbed – and it was right,” Ibrahimagic said. “Things like that don’t have a place in a sport or competition. We hope that it will calm down and somehow it can be solved.”
FIBA issued a statement after the incident. “Fiba unequivocally condemns hate speech, discriminatory behavior and racist in any form,” the group said. “Creating an inclusive, respected and secure and safe environment for players, teams and fans is still the priority of our sport. FIBA gave relevant recordings and information to local law enforcement authorities, which continue to explore the thing.”
Schroder led Germany with 26 points in their dominant victory 107-88 via Lithuania. The Germans, who won World Cup of FIBA with Schroder, move in circuit 16, with high expectations.
2025-08-31 15:45:00
