Arsene Wenger’s remarks on Mbappe partitions African assessment on social media

This is why Arsene Wenger is my Favorite manager of all time https://t.co/jwL8CWGrBg

— Don (@Opresii) June 9, 2022

What did Wenger say that’s an insult to the African? Or you lack comprehension? https://t.co/FcCiKLr1Wr

— Saddick Adams (@SaddickAdams) June 8, 2022

Wenger on African football. He’s completely right. pic.twitter.com/qRFC3TDcJg

— Arsenal TSN (@ArsenalTSN) June 10, 2022

Wenger made a harmless and intelligent statement about African footballers but some people are trying so hard to put a racism spin on it. Ishmael Addo literally said the same thing on Angel FM yesterday

— Erzoah-Kwaw (@PerezErzoah) June 9, 2022

Wenger speaking nothing but facts and it’s really a microcosm of society. Your faux outrage is unnecessary and your sample size is not reflective of how many fail to make it through due to their circumstances. Olodo. https://t.co/AIe5rRdSGA

— ITB LFC (@iTweetBanter) June 10, 2022

The notion that Mbappe wouldn’t have become a world class striker if he hadn’t grown up in Europe is a weird thing to say, given that some of the world’s top strikers of the moment — Mane, Salah, Osimhen — were raised in Africa. https://t.co/ZGmGRmkrYY

— Leander Schaerlaeckens (@LeanderAlphabet) June 9, 2022

Where was Samuel Eto’o born?
If Mourinho enter you now, some people go say him no get respect

— Coker Johnson (@CokerJohnson3) June 9, 2022

Watch how people will scream racism when it’s the plain truth.

Wenger is even the last person to accuse of racism.

— Maestro (@MaestroBPC) June 8, 2022

Arsene Wenger says Kylian Mbappe wouldn’t be the striker he is today if he was born in Cameroon. ???? pic.twitter.com/AdStIE0tli

— iDiski Times (@iDiskiTimes) June 7, 2022