Besiktas forward Kevin-Prince Boateng took some time on his twitter account to encourage players to speak up more regarding racism in the world.
The Ghanaian was much concerned on the passiveness of most players when it comes to speaking on the subject using their individual accounts. He entreated them to be much bolder in their intentions.
In the recent weeks, the death of George Floyd has rocked the world, sparking the talks of racism. Clubs including Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal have spoken against racism.
Players have also made their voices heard on the matter. Stars like Jadon Sancho, Achraf Hakimi and others used the hash tag #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd to make their voices heard. Kevin-Prince Boateng has also joined the trend with his message through his twitter account.
Watch the video here:
Thank you @SkySports for letting me speak up one more ❗️❗️ Let’s speak up! It’s never too late ???#Everyone #NoToRacism #Culture #Football #Skysports #Interview pic.twitter.com/ZIWqniNlcE
— Kevin-Prince Boateng (@KPBofficial) June 4, 2020