20
Oct
UNITED KINGDOM – Marc Guéhi, Manchester City defender and England international, expressed his belief that kneeling against racism in football has lost some of its meaning and called for more to be done to combat discrimination. Over the weekend, Guéhi was one of the players who decided not to kneel before Premier League matches as part of the "No Room for Racism" campaign. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, Ainsley Maitland-Niles, and Issa Diop, all Black players, also stood. "Perhaps the gesture has lost its meaning. It's been a while since…
