Kamara’s crazy lawyer has spoken again. Better worry about racism in your country, he told the Czech Foreign Minister

Even Sparta’s game against Rangers was completely overshadowed by the aftermath. The Scottish club once again accused their opponents of racism, this time complaining about the racist Spartan children. Because of this, Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhánek summoned the British ambassador, which was soon criticised by Kamara’s lawyer Aamer Anwar.

Sparta was hit by a wave of criticism from the UK after the game against Rangers. The Rangers management, together with Kamara’s lawyer Aamer Anwar, were the most “active” in this respect.

They jointly accused the Czech club, specifically the Spartan children, of racist insults. According to Anwar, Prague has a huge problem with racism.

Sparta Prague’s management strongly objected to the children’s slander, and this statement was subsequently supported by rival club Slavia. The Czech government, headed by Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhánek, joined in, summoning the British ambassador.

“Deliberately spreading disgusting insults against Czech children in the media and on the internet does not belong in football and certainly not in good relations between two countries. I will summon the British ambassador on Monday and will address the whole matter with him,” the Czech foreign minister said.

This obviously did not sit well with Aamer Anwar, who again commented on the matter. “Perhaps his government should take the opportunity to address the deep-rooted racism that exists in their country,” Anwar told the Czech minister.

The whole matter will also be taken up by UEFA. The Scottish club is even proposing Sparta’s exclusion from European cups. Sparta, however, vehemently rejects any manifestation of racism.

Source: Twitter, Daily Star