The French Football Federation has done the same.
Herman Ebongue, general secretary of SOS Racism, said, “It is an expression of a far-right ideology that says these people should not be considered French.”
He said the two players who missed their penalties, Kingsley Coman and Aurélien Tchoumenyi, had received the most abuse and that some players had disabled comments on their social media accounts.
The maximum penalty for online racist abuse is one year in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros ($47,839.50).
SOS Racisme has already asked FIFA to take action against Argentine fans who sang a racist song about Mbappe and the France team before the start of the tournament and to be escorted out of Argentina for any signs of racism. Studying the pictures.
