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Vinícius Júnior broke down in tears on Monday while talking about the racist insults that he has been subjected to in Spain, saying that he is losing his desire to keep playing because of what he has been going through.
I just want to keep doing everything that I can for my club and for my family.” Vinícius said it would have been easier to quit fighting, but said he “was chosen to defend this important cause.” Vinícius said he hasn’t considered leaving the Spanish league because of the insults, saying “that would give the racists what they really want.” “I’ll stay here, playing for the best club in the world and scoring goals and winning titles,” he said.
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