Rangers fans group the Union Bears have rallied around Glen Kamara and Kemar Roofe following incidences of racist abuse with a banner at the Rangers Training Centre.
Kamara, 25, finds himself at the centre of a disgraceful war of words with Czech club Slavia Prague, who are threatening police action for assault following their 2-0 win at Ibrox on Thursday evening [Slavia].
During that match, Kamara was subjected to some disgusting racist abuse from defender Ondřej Kúdela with the midfielder clarifying what was said in the aftermath.
Not only that, but Kamara has called on action from UEFA as the world’s eyes laser in on the situation, which has dominated news wires across the globe.
This has since culminated in the midfielder being subjected to a disgusting banner from a group of Slavia supporters.
Rangers striker Kemar Roofe was also subjected to vile racist comments on Instagram in the aftermath of the match after he was sent off in the Europa League clash.
Roofe was involved in an accidental collision with goalkeeper Ondřej Kolář with the Slavia keeper coming out the worse of the two with a fractured skull.
Rangers fans group the Union Bears have shown their solidarity with both players as they hang a banner with a warm message outside the club’s training centre:
Rangers fans have shown solidarity with their first team stars throughout as they throw their support behind some the players.
Here’s more on Kamara’s statement as he demands UEFA take action after the club’s meeting with Slavia was ruined by racism.
