UEFA starts investigation into alleged racist abuse of Kamara
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Reading Time: 1min | Tue. 27.09.22. | 11:51
Apparently, a Montenegro player made shameful comments towards the Finish midfielder
The Finnish Football Federation say that UEFA has started an investigation into the alleged racist abuse of Glen Kamara by a Montenegro player during their Nations League match on Monday evening.
Glasgow Rangers midfielder of Sierra Leonean descent played the full 90 minutes of the Group B3 game as Finland won 2-0 in Podgorica.
Rangers star Glen Kamara racist attack probe by UEFA after alleged abuse in Montenegro Finland clashhttps://t.co/OUYfKhqCHm pic.twitter.com/scq0eU2lLc
— Scottish Express Sport (@ScotExpSport) September 27, 2022
In March this year, Kamara, 27, told Sky Sports News that he still received racist abuse on social media after the Ondrej Kudela incident last year.
The Finland international claimed he was racially abused by Kudela late in Rangers' Europa League match versus Slavia Prague in March 2021.
💙Powerful. Moving. Emotional.
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) March 18, 2022
One year to the day since that incident with Ondrej Kudela, Rangers' Glen Kamara opens up about living with the consequences of that night and why he would walk off the pitch if it happened again👇 pic.twitter.com/urN7wmRqj6
Kudela - who UEFA for racist behaviour handed a 10-game ban - has always denied the claims.
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