Liverpool and Everton club issued a joint statement in which he strongly condemns the racist abuses of Everton player, Abdullah Dukori, after the Merseyside derby, which was held on Wednesday evening.

The two clubs stressed that racism is completely rejected and cannot be tolerated in any way, stressing the need to hold those responsible for these actions accountable, and we also announced their full cooperation with the police, which opened an investigation to reveal the identity of those involved in these racist abuses.

The statement demanded that all people who object or witness racist abuse via the Internet to report on the relevant social platforms, calling on these companies to assume their responsibility and take strict measures to ban the perpetrators of such violations.

The two clubs emphasized that racism and hatred have no place in society, whether in the stadiums, via the Internet, or in any other environment, as they stressed the importance of solidarity to confront this phenomenon, and taking a zero position tolerance towards any form of discrimination.

This statement is part of continuous efforts by English clubs to combat racism and strengthen a safe and comprehensive football environment for everyone.