Vinicius jr cries as he hopes for the end of racism and 'black people's suffering'

Real Madrid standout Vinicius Junior showed raw emotion as he faced the press ahead of Brazil's friendly match against Spain, shedding tears and calling for an end to racial abuse.

The 23-year-old was visibly shaken by questions concerning the racism he has endured, breaking down and delivering a heartfelt plea for the cessation of discrimination against black individuals.

Vinicius Junior, the talented forward, was visibly emotional during the press conference held at Madrid's training ground, Valdebebas ahead of the 'match against racism', a collaborative effort between Brazil and Spain, that will see both nations play against each other on Tuesday..

In response to inquiries about the racial abuse he has faced, he tearfully expressed his sentiments, stating, "I'm sorry. I just want to play football, do everything for my club and my family, never see black people suffering." The weight of the racist attacks directed at him was palpable as he called for an end to the plight of black individuals.

Despite enduring numerous incidents of racial discrimination, both on and off the pitch, Vinicius Junior has exhibited remarkable strength. From enduring offensive chants during matches to facing prejudiced remarks from prominent figures in Spanish football, the young player has remained resolute.

At only 23 years old, bearing the pressure of representing two illustrious clubs like Real Madrid and Brazil has been no easy feat.