The Croatian Luka Bozicwho played this last season in the Coviran Granada of the Endesa League, has been involved in a controversy on social networks. The matter began after an interaction was spread and subsequent publication on his personal account in which he showed an image related to the book. ‘Mein Kampf’ (My fight), written by Adolf Hitler.
In a matter of minutes the reaction of the fans was immediate, receiving countless criticisms for considering it totally inappropriate to share such content on the internet.
The image that Bozic posted on his social networks.
Given the rapid spread of criticism, the player chose to immediately delete any trace of the publication from his official profiles. Then, Bozic issued a public message to qualify what happened and ask sorry to those who would have felt attacked by the controversial photograph.
In his statements, the athlete explained directly that several people had urged him to withdraw the story of the discord and that His only intention was to share the reading that he was doing at that time, disassociating himself from any totalitarian ideology.
“They have asked me to delete the story of the book I am reading. I did not express my political ideas, but simply showed the photograph. If I offended anyone, I apologize; I like to read different literature“Božić argued to justify his action.
The message apologizing.
In his opinion it was an involuntary misunderstanding that responded more to your reading concerns than to a political conviction. Be that as it may, the player remains at the center of criticism once his departure from the Granada team has been confirmed.
