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REUTERS/AMR ALFIKY
[Saba
Sports News] According to reports from Saba Sports, FIFA is preparing to
implement tougher measures to combat racial discrimination in football. The
issue will be included on the agenda of the upcoming FIFA General Meeting
scheduled for May 17. This decision comes in response to the ongoing incident
involving racial discrimination against Vinicius Junior by a small group of
individuals outside the Metropolitan Stadium. FIFA President Gianni Infantino,
during a video conference, emphasized the need for stricter measures to address
this persistent problem, and participants in the conference expressed support
for his proposal. To further this objective, FIFA has included the matter of
racial discrimination on the agenda for the General Assembly to be held in
Bangkok on May 17. The specific measures that FIFA intends to undertake in
addressing racial discrimination will be revealed at that time. Racial
discrimination is a significant issue in Spanish football, particularly in
relation to the series of incidents involving Vinicius. FIFA’s intention to take
action reflects a commitment to combating this problem and promoting
inclusivity within the sport.