After defeat England against Italy in the final of Euro 2020, in England racist slurs continue to rain against Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka, the three players who missed the decisive penalties during the final of Wembley. But there are also those who express support for the three players, condemning the racist phrases and acquitting the three young players for missed goals. But not only. Among the supporters of the three is also Dexter Rosier, a nine-year-old boy who wanted to write a letter to Manchester United center forward Marcus Rashford, after the post hit after the penalty. «Dear Marcus Rashford, I hope your sadness doesn’t last long because because you are a good person – reads the letter shared by the mother on Twitter -. Last year you inspired me to help less fortunate people. Then last night, you inspired me again to always be brave. I am proud of you, you will always be a hero ». A letter that immediately went viral, thanks also to the re-sharing of the letter by the English journalist Piers Morgan, who added: “Hey Marcus, I think this child speaks on behalf of the vast majority of people in this country.”
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