"I am a Muslim, Alhamdulillah. Yesterday at the stadium the chant of 'the one who doesn't jump is a Muslim' was heard. I know I was going for the rival team and it wasn't something personal against me, but as a Muslim person it doesn't stop being disrespectful and something intolerable."
"Using a religion as a mockery in a field leaves you ignorant and racist people. Football is to be enjoyed and encouraged, not to disrespect people for who they are or what they believe in."
"I understand that not all fanatics are like this, but to those who sing these things: using a religion as a mockery in a field leaves you ignorant and racist people."
"The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) also condemned the chants after the game, while Spain boss Luis de la Fuente said he felt 'total and absolute repulsion towards any xenophobic or racist attitudes.'"
Lamine Yamal responded to racist chants during a friendly match between Spain and Egypt, stating that such behavior is disrespectful and intolerable. He acknowledged the chants were not directed personally at him but highlighted the ignorance and racism involved in using religion as mockery. Yamal expressed gratitude to supportive fans and emphasized that football should promote enjoyment rather than disrespect. The Spanish Football Federation and Spain's coach also condemned the xenophobic and racist attitudes displayed during the event.
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