“It was brave of Kevin Prince Boateng to do what he did today, and it was the right thing,” Vieira tweeted. “We need to stand up and stand together. Well done.”
Meanwhile, Pro Patria president Pietro Vavassori announced that he would open the club’s stadium to “all people of color” at its next match, inviting them to sit in the tribune of honor.
“Our hope is that the other Lega Pro (third and fourth division) presidents also support this initiative,” Vavassori said. “The people who made those chants are not regular fans, but rather people who came to the stadium with the intention of ruining a festive match.”
Vavassori added that Boateng’s reaction was “understandable.”
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