BREAKING NEWS: FIFA hands Two Man United player 10 match ban for their racist celebration In front of Everton fans yesterday
Global football authority FIFA has reportedly taken decisive disciplinary action against Manchester United, imposing 10-match bans on two of the club’s players after an alleged racist gesture aimed at Everton FC supporters during their recent clash.
In a statement issued earlier today, the governing body confirmed that its investigation concluded the players’ conduct violated established anti-discrimination rules. FIFA reiterated its uncompromising position on racism, stressing that any behaviour — whether expressed through words or gestures — that undermines inclusivity and respect in the sport will attract firm sanctions.
The severity of the punishment has sparked widespread reaction across the football community, highlighting how seriously the organization views the matter. Manchester United have been officially informed of the ruling and are understood to have a limited window, reportedly until tomorrow, to submit an appeal if they intend to challenge the decision.
With the clock ticking, the club must now decide its next move while supporters anxiously wait to see whether the suspensions will remain in place or be reconsidered. Regardless of what follows, the message from FIFA is unmistakable: discriminatory conduct has no place in the game, and those found guilty will face significant consequences.
