La Liga star reveals the sad reason why Vinicius Jr. is insulted by many fans

Vinicius Jr. is one of the best players in the world and has been performing extremely well for Real Madrid this season. The Brazilian winger scored many goals and provided assists for the team, as Real Madrid topped the league with 72 points. As Real Madrid has nine games left in La Liga and is closer to the tile, a big issue many Real Madrid fans complain about is the treatment the Brazilian receives. Vincius Jr has been a victim of racist abuse, insults, and issues with opposition players on the pitch. One of the brightest young stars was asked about Vinicius' situation in La Liga, and he defended the Brazilian by explaining the sad truth behind these insults.

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One of the brightest young stars in La Liga this season is Athletic Bilbao winger Nico Williams. Williams has become one of the most crucial players for Athletic Bilbao, and the Spanish winger has become one of the best players in the league. The Spanish national team has regularly called up Williams, and due to his performances in the league, he is seen as part of the future of Spanish football.

In an interview with Diario AS, Williams was asked about Vinicius' situation in La Liga. When asked why he thinks Vinicius is insulted because he is black and plays for Real Madrid, Williams said, "He is insulted because he is a great player and for being black. It's very bad, and you have to stop it. Football is for enjoying, not insulting.” Then, when he was asked if he also received those same insults, Williams said, "Yes, it's true that they insult you. I insist that you have to go to games to enjoy it."

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Nico Williams believes that no one is born to be racist

Williams spoke about the issue of racism and said, "Football is going to be enjoyed, not insulted. Nobody is born racist. Racism is a question of education, of teaching children well. They imitate us. Fans take the hate out on Vini Jr., but he has to understand that he's a great player and that the great ones are hated on.”