Ghana and Cagliari midfielder Alfred Duncan perfectly responded to online abusers after suffering racist attacks in the Serie A game against AS Roma.
Ghana and Cagliari midfielder Alfred Duncan perfectly responded to online abusers after suffering racist attacks in the Serie A game against AS Roma.
Duncan was the target of racistS after helping Cagliari to a 3-2 victory over Italian giants AS Roma.
The 28-year-old Ghana international waited after the game against Napoli on Sunday to reply to his abusers.
The Inter Milan academy graduate in his response had a classy inscription on his shirt with the words, "Teach children how to think and not what to think."
Online abuse has been on the ascendency in recent times, and over the weekend in England, clubs and the sports media boycotted social media in the fight against the destructive habit.
Alfred Duncan is currently on loan from Fiorentina in a bid to get more playtime after early struggles in Florence.
The swashbuckling midfielder has made 15 Serie A appearances this season and provided an assist in the 1-1 draw against Napoli last Sunday.
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