Infantino menyerukan kartu merah otomatis atas penutupan mulut dalam perselisihan rasisme Vinicius Jr.

Presiden FIFA Gianni Infantino mendesak aturan baru untuk kartu merah otomatis terhadap pemain yang menutup mulut selama pertukaran di lapangan yang memicu tuduhan rasisme, menyusul klaim Vinicius Jr. dari Real Madrid terhadap Gianluca Prestianni dari Benfica di playoff Liga Champions bulan Februari. Prestianni, yang menyangkal tuduhan tersebut, dilarang oleh UEFA untuk leg kedua di tengah penyelidikan yang sedang berlangsung.

Insiden tersebut terjadi selama kemenangan 1-0 Real Madrid di leg pertama melawan Benfica pada 17 Februari 2026 di Lisbon. Vinicius Jr., setelah mencetak gol, menuduh Prestianni mengarahkannya kata-kata rasis—dilaporkan sebagai 'm*nk**'—tetapi pemain Benfica itu menutup mulutnya, menghalangi verifikasi melalui pembacaan bibir sesuai protokol anti-rasisme UEFA. Permainan dihentikan sekitar 10 menit. Prestianni telah menyangkal klaim tersebut, dan meskipun Benfica membantah pengakuan bersalah apa pun, UEFA secara sementara melarangnya dari leg kedua di Santiago Bernabéu. Real Madrid menang 2-1 malam itu untuk kemenangan agregat 3-1, maju ke babak 16 besar. Pada 2 Maret 2026, Infantino membahas isu tersebut dalam wawancara dengan Sky News, mendorong langkah-langkah yang lebih ketat. 'Jika seorang pemain menutup mulutnya dan mengatakan sesuatu, dan itu memiliki konsekuensi rasis, maka mereka harus dikeluarkan, jelas,' katanya. 'Itu harus ada, karena seorang pemain telah mengatakan sesuatu yang seharusnya tidak dikatakan. Kalau tidak, Anda tidak akan menutup mulut, Anda tidak punya apa-apa untuk disembunyikan. Saya hanya tidak mengerti.' International Football Association Board (IFAB) membahas topik tersebut pada pertemuan terakhirnya. Jika disetujui, aturan tersebut bisa debut di Piala Dunia 2026.

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