Frank Ribery Won't Let His Kids Play For France

Frank Ribery Won't Let His Kids Play For France

Why won't Franck Ribéry let his kids play for France? Despite being a legend of French football, Ribéry has always been a subject of racism in his homeland. In one interview, he said, "The French national team fans, if the team wins, they tell the players of African descent that they are French. But if the team loses, they blame the players of African origin and tell them to go back to their own country, using the filthiest racist words." Because of this, Ribéry said that if his children have successful careers in football, he won't allow them to play for France, but instead let them choose between Algeria and Germany. Do you agree with what he said?

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[ole_football]

Do you think Ribery is doing the right thing, or should his kids play for a different country? 🤔

[Alexxxxt]

Germany is no different, look at how they treated Özil

[shadyKpopFan]

Spain is the same
They call black players the worst things but when they win they praise them

[king-vhhy]

In gzrmany its the same. Ozil said somthing similar about german national team

[Guy-pr]

Yes, it is racist to say that the French national team is “not French” because it has Black players. Here’s why:

1. French nationality is not based on skin color.

France, like many countries, is a multicultural nation. French citizenship includes people of many different racial and ethnic backgrounds. Being Black does not make someone “less French.”

2. It implies a racist standard of “Frenchness.”

Saying the team is “not French” because of Black players assumes that only white people can be truly French. This is a racist idea rooted in exclusion and white supremacy.

3. It ignores history and identity.

Many Black French players were born in France, raised in French culture, and chose to represent France internationally. Their loyalty, identity, and contribution are as legitimate as anyone else’s.

4. It reduces people to their race.

That statement treats Black players as outsiders no matter what they do or achieve, simply because of their skin color. That’s a classic form of racial discrimination.

If someone is concerned about diversity, immigration, or cultural identity, there are respectful, non-racist ways to have those discussions. But denying someone’s belonging based on race is not one of them.

[Aliceacepark]

Bro that’s like everywhere even America starting to really pick up on football again

[Ghajahha]

He literally copied these words from ozil about Germany doing the exact same thing

[TheGreatOne]

As if they’ll listen to him when they’re adults 😂

[possessedslig]

They'll be adults and capable of making their own decisions

[gugusseg]

Question is, will his kids become professionals and be called up for any of the countries mentioned ?

[gavinperry]

Lol he's just jealous he was not a part of the 2018 wc winning squad

[chrisevilstewie]

How is Phill Neville Gary's brother ?

[Interlocutor_]

Germany discriminates Özil, too! Not the wisest choice.

[rhyscrump]

I mean when they are 18 surely they can choose who they play for ?

[garethdiamond]

Totally agree but ozil at germany kinda say I wouldn't go there either and Algeria just aint it no offence

[alejandromelecio]

Wait I thought Germany didn't have birthright citizenship? That's literally the reason Ozil although having been born in Germany was not a German citizenship until he got called up for the NT, which is when they fast tracked his Citizenship.

[suiiii]

I would play for France so i would win trophies 😂

[sergezerkalo]

Ce type doit tout à la France, qui l’a formé.

[a.f.]

Not better in Germany… they Invented racism over here 😂😂😂