Harry Kane stated the racist abuse that Tottenham team-mate Richarlison confronted this week was "unacceptable" as he referred to FIFA to ensure "the proper consequences" happen.
The Brazil player had a banana thrown at him whilst celebrating with team-mates in the course of the Selecao`s 5-1 pleasant win over Tunisia in Paris on Tuesday.
Richarlison used social media afterwards to attract sturdy punishment, whilst others consisting of former England defender Rio Ferdinand have pop out in support.
Now Kane has introduced his voice to pleas for the sector governing frame to get difficult on racism, and subsidized his club-mate.
"It was very disappointing to see," Kane told ESPN Brasil. "I haven't seen [Richarlison] and had a chance to talk about the racism that he suffered against Tunisia.
"I think FIFA have said they are going to investigate and find out what happened, but normally, that kind of thing is unacceptable."
"I think we're doing all as much as we can do as players to kick out [racism] as much as possible. I hope FIFA can be strong and find out who done it, making sure the right consequences are made
Kane further said "He's a great guy. He works really hard and is really professional. I'm really happy to have him in our team."
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