Romelu Lukaku receives support from Kylian Mbappe as he breaks silence on racial abuse
Cooper backed by Forest, Chelsea consider Lampard, Luis Enrique in London for talksNottingham Forest back Steve Cooper in public statement on manager's futureLukaku sent off after hushing Juve fans after monkey chants and 'despicable' racist abuseHis message was ‘liked’ by a host of big names in football including Belgium teammates Thibaut Courtois and Youri Tielemans and Chelsea right-back Reece James.
“Serie A strongly condemns all instances of racism and any form of discrimination,” the statement read.“A few people in the stands can’t ruin football and don’t represent all the fans at the stadium. Serie A clubs will, as they always have, be able to find the individuals responsible and ban them for life from their grounds.”
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