Julian Alvarez was seen in a snippet of the footage record by Fernandez sat next to the Chelsea player on the bus, however there is no evidence of the Manchester City youngster taking part in the singing of the chant.
Manchester United wonderkid Alejandro Garnacho is not featured in the...
A player wearing shorts bearing the No 16, which is Giovani Lo Celso's squad number at the Copa America, appears to be banging the team bus in time with the first chant. It is unclear whether the player continues to chant during the second song.
I assume they haven't been identified yet
I also assume that if they can't be clearly identified they can simply say 'wasn't me guv'
Enzo has no defence, though
Seems like Enzo could get off lightly:
"Chelsea Football Club finds all forms of discriminatory behaviour completely unacceptable.
"We are proud to be a diverse, inclusive club where people from all cultures, communities and identities feel welcome.
"We acknowledge and appreciate our player’s...
Chelsea have a £107 million problem
I'm not sure how they could bring him back into the team after that video/I don't know who'd buy him for that sort of money
The full lyrics to the song are: ‘Listen, spread the word, they play in France, but they are all from Angola, they are going to run well, they like to sleep with trans people, their mum is Nigerian, their dad is Cameroonian, but on the passport it says: French.’
Chelsea are investigating the controversial video filmed by their midfielder Enzo Fernandez which appeared to show the Argentinian national team celebrating their Copa America triumph by singing a 'racist and discriminatory' chant about their French counterparts.
That is how the French Football...