Paul Pogba: Manchester United vows to take action after star targeted by racist abuse on social media

(CNN) — Manchester United claims itsworking to identify those responsible for the racist abuse aimed toward midfielder Paul Pogba on societal websites following Mondays 1-1 draw at Wolverhampton Wanderers.
After Wolves goalkeeper Rui Patricio saved his half penalty kick during the Premier League match pogba was targeted.
He is the third participant, after Readings Yakou Meite and Chelseas Tammy Abraham, after failing to score to be abused on interpersonal media in the past week.
In a statement, United reported that those accountable for the abusedont reflect the values of the great club.
Everybody at Manchester United is mesmerized by the racial abuse directed at Paul Pogba last night and we completely condemn it, the team said in a statement.
The people who expressed these views do not reflect the values of the great club and it is encouraging to see that the huge majority of our fans condemn this on social websites too.
Manchester United has zero tolerance of any kind of racism or discrimination and a long-standing commitment to campaigning from it via our #AllRedAllEqual initiative.
We shall work to recognize the couple involved in these incidents and choose the most powerful course of action available to us. In addition, we encourage social networking companies to take action in these scenarios.
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Pogbas United teammate Harry Maguire submitted a tweet predicting the misusedisgusting.
Disgusting. Social media need to do something about it… Each account thats opened ought to be confirmed by a passport/driving licence. Cease these pathetic trolls making numerous accounts to abuse individuals @Twitter @Instagram.
United striker Marcus Rashford tweeted:Enough now, this needs to prevent @Twitter. Manchester United is a family. @paulpogba is a huge portion of that family. You attack him you attack us all… @ManUtd.
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Kick it Out, a UK-based anti-racism charity, said the abuse wasunwarranted andvile.
The most recent round of fixtures have seen unwarranted and filthy racist abuse delivered to players, Kick out it said in a statement.
This time Readings Yakou Meite and Manchester Uniteds Paul Pogba. Posts like these since the beginning of the seasons number further highlights the way ineffectual abuse on the internet is out of control.
Without immediate as well as also the strongest possible action these cowardly actions will continue to grow.
According to its own records, Kick it Out says last year increased, with 274 incidents in contrast to 192 the term.
In a statement delivered to CNN, Twitter said it strongly condemned theimproper behaviour of the responsible for its racist abuse and the social media company had permanently suspended a series of accounts for violating its own behavior policy.
Greater Manchester Police said that it had been liaising to offer aid to Pogba and the club.