Rangers’ Glen Kamara opens up on racist abuse and aftermath of Ondrej Kudela incident

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racism storm has shown the vile bigoted attacks he is personally subjected to 'on a daily basis' online. Solicitor Aamer Anwar represents player Glen Kamara over allegations that the Light Blues star was racially abused by Slavia Prague player Ondrej Kudela during a Europa League clash last month.

Slavia Prague. The Gunners sent a message of solidarity as they prepared to take on the Czech side in the Europa League last eight clash.

Glen Kamara delivered an emotional interview with ITV as he spoke out for the first time since allegedly being racially abused by Slavia Prague 's Ondrej Kudela.

Alfredo Morelos has opened up on how racist abuse has affected him during his time in Scotland as he fired a message of solidarity to countryman Davinson Sanchez after he was racially insulted on social media. Morelos played in the Europa League when Glen Kamara was allegedly racially abused by Slavia Prague player Ondrej Kudela.

Rangers star’s fury comes from years of world football authorities failing to deal with the scourge of discrimination.

UEFA for failing to hammer racism accused Ondrej Kudela and revealed he has been bombarded by online abuse every day since the incident. And the Rangers midfielder admitted he regrets not following manager Steven Gerrard’s advice and walking off the pitch following the alleged slur.

Glen Kamara could go back in time, the Rangers midfielder admits he'd walk off the pitch after his alleged racial abuse at the hands of Slavia Prague's Ondrej Kudela. The Ibrox star has revisited the Europa League row which now sees the Czech defender serving a provisional one-match suspension while UEFA investigates the incident.Kamara has said Kudela called him a "f*****g monkey" during the last 16 clash.Slavia then accused Kamara of assaulting their player after the match and he too could now face a ban.

Glen Kamara’s willingness to pull on the overalls and get his hands dirty in the lower leagues helped set him on the road to glory.The former Hull City boss took the young Finn to Roots Hall for the first of the midfielder’s two loan spells away from Arsenal with Colchester United his other destination.Neither were particularly successful but Brown believes they were an education as he was removed from the life of a pampered Premier League rising star.And Brown believes the experience was vital in his career after leaving the Emirates Stadium to join Dundee where Steven Gerrard plucked him for a bargain £50,000 fee midway through his first season in charge.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up

Rangers’ Glen Kamara. The defender was accused of abusing his player during the Europa League round-of-16 second-leg game at the Ibrox.

Glen Kamara's lawyer has let rip at UEFA in a strongly-worded statement after disciplinary proceedings were opened against Ondrej Kudela and his client on Tuesday.  Aamer Anwar claims the defence put forward by racism accused defender by Slavia so far "can only be described as incredible or fantasy."The Ibrox midfielder accused Kudela of calling him a "f****** monkey" at the end of last month's Europa League clash at Ibrox. Kamara and his Rangers team-mates, including witness Bongani Zungu, were left incensed in the aftermath before the Czech league winners accused the 24-year-old of assaulting Kudela after the match.

Slavia Prague after being injured by Gareth Bale while on international duty. The defender drew the ire of the entire Scottish football community when he was involved in a racism storm with Rangers' Glen Kamara.

Glen Kamara told the SFA's anti-racism summit it's time for strong action on discrimination instead of mere box-ticking exercises. The meeting was called by Hampden bosses after the Finland star was allegedly subjected to a sick taunt from Slavia Prague's Ondrej Kudela two weeks ago in the Europa League tie at Ibrox.

James Tavernier has praised the SFA for their summit to tackle the worrying increase in racial abuse against footballers. Last Monday Hampden bosses announced they would hold an urgent meeting on racial discrimination in the game, with the vile alleged abuse suffered by Glen Kamara in the Europa League clash against Slavia Prague high on the agenda.

Rangers as they accuse the Ibrox side of a cover-up in the recent racism row. In a lengthy statement from club president Jaroslav Tvrdik, a raft of unfounded accusations have been levelled at the Premiership champions and Scottish media.Tvrdik insists the man alleged to have used vile racist language Ondrej Kudela is a victim himself of "prejudice and presumption of guilt".