Sorry but misspelling, Barcelona continues to be attacked after the player’s ambiguous statement

As Emergenceingame.Com reported a few days ago, a not-so-good video was shot during .’s 2019 tour to Japan Barcelona was suddenly released online, causing this club a lot of trouble. Specifically in the video, the player Antoine Griezmann and Ousmane Dembele did not hesitate to hurl insults right in front of the Japanese technicians, that they had “ugly faces”, odd language and underdeveloped technology. Barcelona then had to post an apology, but unfortunately, this action only caused the club to receive more bricks because of … spelling errors.
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The apology was posted in both English and Japanese, but somehow in the Japanese text, there was an error from the very first sentence: “FC Barcelona, ​​FC Barcelona deeply regret…” (FC FC Barcelona) Barcelona, ​​FC Barcelona deeply regret…). Reading through it seems to be no problem, but if you pay attention, it is clear that Barcelona overwrites “FC Barcelona”, which should have just “FC Barcelona deeply regret…” as the English text is enough.

As soon as the mistake was pointed out, the dissatisfaction of Japanese netizens can be guessed. With such a solemn text, the small mistake makes the apology somewhat sloppy and insincere. Moreover, on Twitter, only the FC Barcelona Japanese account has publicly apologized, and the main English account has not yet. Fans are waiting for an explanation from the club as well as asking the team and players to apologize directly to the hotel staff who have been offended by them.
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The apology in English is correct​

but the Japanese version has the word “FC Barcelona” superfluous.

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In Japan, there is a culture of apology, they consider apologizing to be extremely formal. In the past, a Japanese Esports player even spent 7 minutes apologizing right after losing a Puyo Puyo tournament. In that context, it’s easy to see why an insincere apology is unacceptable.

Until now, Griezmann – one of the two players who spoke out against the racist Konami cancel the global ambassador contract for the brand Yu-Gi-Oh. He, it is known, also had to call to apologize to Hiroshi Mikitani – the chief executive officer of Rakuten – one of Barcelona’s biggest sponsors.

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