Home Secretary Suella Braverman blamed for creating a climate that has led to the abuse of Bukayo Saka
STARBOY: Bukayo Saka of Arsenal has faced online racial abuse in the past The 21-year-old Arsenal player was subject to another to another bout of racism after he missed a penalty against West Ham which saw the tense Sunday match end with 2-2 draw.
However, a screenshot of the Tweet was taken and has been shared multiple times on social media, expressing outrage at the racism the Arsenal striker has been forced to deal with. A shocked social media user said: “That screenshot of Saka that someone had posted is just utterly beyond words. How awful that some people will go to those lengths to have such hatred in their cold, sick hearts.
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