The German club Borussia Dortmund reported the initiation of disciplinary proceedings against its footballer, Felix Nmech. The reason for the decision is simply a social media entry in which the athlete expressed regret over the execution of American right-wing activist, Charlie Kirk.
‘Rest in peace with God. specified a sad day. I wanted to express my condolences to the grieving household and say that hatred and force are never a solution," Nmech wrote on social media. It was adequate for the Bundesliga club authorities to invitation the footballer to the interview.
The reason was complaints by fans who did not like celebrating the memory of an American activist.
Officially, the club does not supply any penalties for the player, but according to the information of the BILD portal, Nmecha in its contract has a evidence that threatens with sanctions if it publishs the content "contrary to the values of the club".
Last week, a right-wing activist, Charlie Kirk, was murdered on campus at Utah Valley University. The bomber turned out to be 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who was radicalized by leftist ideology and had a transsexual partner. Kirk left his wife and orphaned 2 children. The 31-year-old talker and author of the book was the leader of the youth organization Turning Point USA and star of the young generation of the American right. He gained popularity by conducting debates on university campuses across the country. In addition to social and political activity, Kirk conducted evangelization activities (from an episcopalist family), openly speaking about his religion and practicing apologetics.
The footballer Borussi is besides known to express his religion openly, both on and off the field. In many interviews and social media, he frequently shares his beliefs and quotations from the Scriptures. "Every time I go out on the field, it is about giving glory to God," he admitted.
Source: wpolsce24.pl / economictimes.indiatimes.com / SPORTbible.com
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