CAGLIARI APOLOGISE TO MATUIDI FOLLOWING RACIST ABUSE ALLEGATION

After Juventus midfielder Blaise Matuidi said he was the casualty of supremacist mishandle in Saturday's amusement at Cagliari, the Serie A side apologized. 

Cagliari have issued a conciliatory sentiment to Blaise Matuidi after the Juventus midfielder claimed he was subjected to supremacist manhandle amid Saturday's Serie An amusement at the Sardegna Field. 

Matuidi hit out at "powerless individuals" who "scare with loathe" in a post on his authority Facebook page after the Italian champions recorded a 1-0 triumph on account of Federico Bernardeschi's objective. 

"I am not a hater and must be sad for the individuals who set awful illustrations," Matuidi composed. 

"Football is an approach to spread correspondence, enthusiasm and motivation and this is the thing that I am here for. Peace." 

Matuidi had all the earmarks of being resentful about an episode in the blink of an eye before half-time and was seen looking towards the stands, the player having additionally been focused by bigot serenades in an amusement against Verona on December 30. 

Verona were hit with a €20,000 fine and a fractional stadium boycott, suspended for a year, because of the mishandle went for Matuidi. 

Reacting to the France midfielder through the club's authentic Twitter account, Cagliari posted: "You're an awesome player, a case to youthful players. 

"We need to apologize to you in the event that you were offended at the Sardegna Field due to the shade of your skin. 

"Prejudice has nothing to do with the Sardinian individuals. No one but obliviousness can clarify certain conduct. Regard."