Real men who refuse to wear "anti-war" T-shirts in solidarity with Ukraine, come to the Chinese Super League, you are welcome here!
After the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, there have been "anti-war" solidarity activities in major european football stadiums, and even FIFA and the sub-football federation have taken relevant measures against the Russian team.
Is it really right to just do that?
Football has nothing to do with politics, so why should it be linked?
In response, Turkish league Erzurum captain Akut Demir expressed a different voice.
As the captain of the team, he was supposed to play an exemplary role, but Ekut Demir chose the opposite approach.
Teammates all wore "anti-war" T-shirts, except for Akut Demir.
Akut Demir's move is sure to spark controversy.
The media has criticized him, and fans have criticized Akut Demir.
Could it be that Equot Demir was really wrong?
"Thousands of people are killed every day in the Middle East, and they remain silent. It happened in Europe, and that's how they performed. I don't want to wear this T-shirt because it's not made for all countries. If I wear it, my conscience will not pass" - Akut Demir.
Real man, right? The double standard thing is certainly not supported.
War, no one wants it to appear, the world needs peace.
However, the double-standard approach is also very disgusting.
No matter who it is, there must be principles and there must be a bottom line.
If Ekut Demir can't get mixed up because of this, then come to the Chinese Super League, maybe the Chinese First Division can also.
33 years old, 182cm, weighing 73kg, worth 100,000 euros, playing at the back, playing direct free kicks well, passing and blocking the ball is also his strength.
Such a player, coming to play in China, is not low in terms of cost performance.
Aaron, a former Chinese Super League and Chinese League A player, is also a teammate of Akut Demir, and can help Akut Demir adapt to the Chinese football league and maybe come back together, everyone is happy.
