League leaders Juventus played Cagliari in a Serie A game on Tuesday evening, where players faced constant chanting from fans.
Massimiliano Allegri, the Juventus manager, also seemed to suggest that Moise should shoulder some of the blame, telling Sky Italia:"He shouldn't have celebrated in that manner... He is a young man and he has to learn, but certain things from the crowd also shouldn't be heard."
He went on to say that he thinks fans that hurl abuse at players should face lifetime bans and finding fans that do it"can be done if the authorities want to."Manager Massimiliano Allegri also criticised his player's decision to celebrate his goalDuring the game, Juventus captain Giorgio Chiellini led protests to the referee as the chanting grew louder, whilst Cagliari skipper Luca Ceppitelli tried to encourage his own fans to stop the abuse from behind the goal.
At one point, Juventus midfielder Blaise Matuidi gestured to his manager that he should take his players off the pitch. An announcement did play out to the stadium to encourage the behaviour to stop, which led to more jeering.The incident comes after England players were also subjected to racist abuse during their Euro 2020 qualifier in Montenegro, with Raheem Sterling reacting to the chanting by holding out his ears.
On Tuesday, UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin told referees they must be braver and stop matches, to halt abuse from"loud, aggressive and primitive" fans.
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