English insults Chinese fans! 21-year-old Hong Kong football responded: I made a mistake, I hope to be forgiven

On July 17, 21-year-old Hong Kong striker Migao responded to his controversial behavior of insulting Chinese fans after the East Asian Cup. He said he made a mistake and hoped to get forgiveness from the fans.

After the final round of the East Asian Cup, Hong Kong lost to the Chinese men's football team, Mi Gao used insulting words in English to describe Chinese fans when interacting with Hong Kong fans, which also caused huge controversy. Afterwards, a fan sent a private message to Migao after the game and asked him about his specific situation. Migao responded to this and apologized to Chinese fans.

Mgao hurriedly explained to his controversial behavior at that time: "I hope everyone in China knows that I have lived in Germany, so I may have a different way of thinking. The last words I said, the sentence that is widely discussed by everyone, is actually just casual and not cautious enough. I understand that some people may misunderstand what I mean, but I really just want to motivate fans from Hong Kong, China."

The 21-year-old black shooter also hurriedly praised Chinese fans: Chinese people are not bad people, nor are they "disasters", and I am very sorry for this. I know I'm black and don't look like Chinese at all, but I really want to learn Chinese, just like I did when I was in Germany. I also hope to learn Chinese so that I can understand the criticisms sent to me by some people in Chinese.

Mi Gao apologized: "I am really sorry, I never thought of offending Chinese fans. Chinese fans are really great! Before I heard that Chinese clubs are interested in me, I was shocked: Chinese fans' support for their clubs and national teams impressed me, and of course China's league competitiveness is also very strong."

Finally, Mi Gao bluntly stated that even if he was fired by Suzhou Dongwu, who had just joined, he would not feel wronged: "Even if I was because of this media incident And what happened, I didn’t go to China to play football in the end, I still want to listen to the voices of Chinese fans. Even those who are already angry with me, I am willing to become friends with them. I hope they can forgive me, we can look forward together, and even become friends."

According to domestic media such as Miao Yuan and Zhu Yi, due to this storm, Suzhou Dongwu may choose to terminate the contract with Mi Gao, and he has just joined this China League One team for 2 days. Perhaps it will be difficult for him to play football in the Mainland China League again after that.