Dumfries apologizes for banner against Theo Hernandez: ‘It wasn’t clever, inappropriate image’ | Front Page

The Federal Prosecutor’s Office has opened an official investigation into the banner portraying Inter defender Theo Hernandez on the body of a dog and after a few hours Denzel Dumfries returned to talk about the events that occurred during the celebrations for the Nerazzurri’s twentieth championship. Through his page Instagram the Dutch footballer decided to apologize: “During the parade, I held up a banner displaying an inappropriate image: I’m a player who loves rivalry in football, it’s a crucial part of any game. I realize that holding the banner up was an error of judgment on my part and not smart at all. Let’s focus on what was the most incredible season for Inter Milan. Thank you again for all your support this season, and for yesterday’s celebrations, I will never forget them.”

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL DAY – The Dumfries message concludes thus: “Yesterday was the best day for me, all the players, and everyone at the club. Many thanks to the fans who turned out in their thousands for the parade. It was a great feeling to celebrate with all of you, it meant so much to the team.”