Gábor Kubatov on the Fradi fans' Milan scandal: I will not tolerate this, if only five of us remain in the stands, then five of us will remain.

On Thursday, FTC achieved a remarkable victory against AC Milan, winning 2-0 despite being down a player. However, the match was overshadowed by the behavior of some Fradi fans who displayed exclusionary chants in Milan, including anti-refugee and anti-LGBTQ slogans, and praised Benito Mussolini. In response, FTC president Gábor Kubatov condemned the actions, stating they contradict the club's values and history. He emphasized that exclusion has no place in the club and called for those responsible to refrain from attending future matches. In contrast, Orbán Balázs, a member of the ruling party, praised the fans for their pride and patriotism, highlighting their role in reminding Europe of what needs to be defended.

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