"I have so much to thank this country for... but one of the things I will always regret about having chosen Spain as my second home is the fucking racism. The people here are extremely racist. I'm really telling you.
You know that since this tournament started—at least those of you who follow me know—that I have been supporting Spain. And honestly, I support them for two reasons: one, for being my second home; and two, for playing good football, because if they made it to the final, it's because the guys have been playing really well.
This afternoon, all excited, I went over to one of those places where they set up a big screen so you can watch the match. Honestly, I was super excited. If you look at my page, I’ve posted stuff ever since I got there.
But where's the problem? We arrived and stood near some guys who were standing there, hanging out, watching everything—well, living life like any young person. And there we were, not harming anyone or doing anything wrong.
Suddenly they came up and said, 'No, you have to leave, you can't be here.' So I asked him, 'But why?' He said, 'No, because I need to be sitting down watching the match.' I told him, 'If you wanted to watch the match sitting down, why didn't you stay at home?' He replied, 'No, because I've been here since 5 in the afternoon, you weren't here, you just got here,' and all that. What does one thing have to do with the other?
If we are celebrating, if we want to watch a match, in my opinion, I think the most polite or sensible thing to do was to say, 'Let's all make room here so we can all watch the match.' You know? But of course, logically, he was with a Spanish woman who, as always, took their side, and we ended up leaving. That upset me immensely, which is why I'm not watching the match.
But I still wish Spain good luck, and may they win if they're the best. This fucking racism, I feel like it's never going to end in this country."