🚨 Valencia respond after Vini Jr's Netflix documentary debut
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Vinicius Junior's documentary on Netflix generated an almost immediate reaction from some of his detractors.
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Released worldwide last Thursday, the film tells the story of the Brazilian star and some incidents he has experienced in recent years.
Mentions of racist chants during his visits to Mestalla Stadium, in games against Valencia, are included and have led fans of the southern Spanish team to start campaigns to give the film low ratings on review platforms.
On Monday, the club itself spoke out about the documentary.
'In defense of the injustice and falsehoods committed against Valencia CF's fans, the Club has demanded in writing an immediate rectification from the documentary's producers for what happened at Mestalla, which does not correspond to reality. Truth and respect for our fans must prevail. Valencia CF reserves the right to take appropriate legal action. #RESPECT', says a tweet released a few minutes ago by the club.
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The relationship between Valencia's fans and Vinicius Junior is not good. The constant chants against the Brazilian have become commonplace in his recent visits, in addition to criticism from the local press against the player.
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