Stabia: We will not accept being blackmailed over the case of Mussolini's grandson
Juventus Stabia, a club competing in the second division in Italy, issued a statement regarding the case of its player Romano Floreani, the grandson of the dictator Benito Mussolini.
The matter happened when the player scored the winning goal to lead His team won 1-0 over its guest Cesena last Saturday, and the stadium announcer chanted the player’s first name, and the home team’s fans responded with loud chants in his grandfather’s name, and raised their right arms in celebration. They performed the fascist salute that Mussolini's followers used.
Juventus Stabia stated in its statement that it did not accept being exploited and stated that its fans celebrated with their player as they always did with all goals. .
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