Saint-Maximin leaves Club America after children face racist attacks
Summary
Allan Saint-Maximin has decided to leave Club America shortly after joining due to racist attacks on his children. Saint-Maximin, a French soccer player, signed with the Mexican club in August but left after only a few months. Club America and Saint-Maximin did not give specific details about the incident but expressed support for him and condemned the attacks.Key Facts
- Allan Saint-Maximin signed a two-year contract with Club America in August worth about $10 million.
- He played 15 matches for the Mexican club before leaving.
- Saint-Maximin announced his departure after his children faced racist attacks.
- Club America expressed solidarity with Saint-Maximin and condemned discrimination.
- Saint-Maximin emphasized protecting his family as his top priority.
- He shared his thoughts about the incident on Instagram, stating he will fight to protect his children.
- Club America's manager, Andre Jardine, expressed regret over Saint-Maximin's departure and praised his abilities as a player.
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