‘Go Back to Morocco’: Yamal Faces Racist Abuse Again in Spain

Author: Abderrahim KabbourPublished on: April 5, 2026Country: Spain

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‘Go Back to Morocco’: Yamal Faces Racist Abuse Again in Spain

Lamine Yamal faced racist abuse during Barcelona's 2-1 win over Atletico Madrid in La Liga. Supporters shouted racist slurs at him, telling him to 'go back to Morocco.' This incident comes shortly after Yamal spoke out against anti-Muslim chants during a friendly match. Despite his on-field success, he continues to confront a persistent issue of racism in Spanish football.

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