According to The Daily Mail, Saka is the most cyberbullied player during the Euro Cup period, followed by his England teammate Bellingham. Akanji and Lukaku are also among the players who have been severely cyberbullied. The teams of England, Netherlands, Belgium, and France have been deeply affected.
Based on UEFA’s relevant data, Saka, the England international playing for Arsenal, is the player who has faced the most cyberbullying during the entire Euro Cup period. The reason is that in the previous Euro Cup, when England lost the final to Italy, Saka missed a penalty kick, which led him to become a “key” target of some extremist fans, a situation that has continued into this tournament.
The second most cyberbullied player is Saka’s England teammate Bellingham, closely followed by Akanji, the Swiss defender playing for Manchester City, which is surprising. The fourth most cyberbullied player is Belgian international Lukaku, who missed several opportunities during the Euro Cup.
Moreover, German international Kroos is the player who has received the most ridicule online. French international Mbappe, Portuguese internationals Felix and Antonio Silva, English international Kane, and Belgian international Lukaku are also among the players who have faced significant ridicule.
The report also shows that England, Netherlands, Belgium, and France are the four teams most affected by cyberbullying. It is worth noting that the eventual champions, Spain, were relatively less impacted by cyberbullying.
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