After several Bundesliga footballers, US international footballers Jack Stephane and Tyler Adams have shown solidarity to protest the death of George Floyd. Stephan said in a statement on Tuesday, 'Enough is enough'. He said that he is speaking for Floyd, Breona Taylor, Ahmed Arberry and every African American who was a victim of police brutality.
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He said that it is a matter of pride for him to play for America, but questioned why American leaders are unable to protect citizens like him. Adams has put a picture of his shoes on which 'Black Lives Matter' and 'Justice for George' are written. Earlier, four young footballers from Bundesliga, Germany, made a statement demanding justice in protest against the death of black man Floyd in the US and the killing of other black people at the hands of the police. 20-year-old England winger Jadon Sancho, 21-year-old right-back Ashraf Hakimi of Morocco and 22-year-old Marcus Thuram made statements on the field on Sunday.
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American midfielder Westen McKenney of Schalke protested. When Sancho, who hit a hat-trick against Borussia Dartmond, landed the jersey after the first goal, his t-shirt had a hand written 'Justice for George Floyd'. His complaint has been filed for this. The black man Floyd died in Minneapolis last week. A white police officer held his neck with his knee which caused difficulty in breathing and he died. Protests continue throughout the world after Floyd's death.