Tottenham manager "Son Heung-min's racist remark is the best in Bentancourt's personality...Support for disciplinary appeal"

Tottenham manager Engie Postecoglou fully supported the club's decision to appeal against Bentancourt for making racist remarks against Son Heung-min, saying the punishment was heavy.

According to Sky Sports in the UK, Postecoglou said, "Bentancourt is a really outstanding person, a great team member, and a player with the best personality," adding, "We will support Bentancourt at the club level."

Tottenham filed an objection, saying Bentancourt made racist remarks to Son Heung-min, which resulted in a seven-game suspension, a fine of £100,000 and a disciplinary level of about 180 million won in our money.

When Bentancourt, a Uruguayan, was asked by the broadcaster to "save Son Heung-min's uniform" in June, he caused a controversy over racism by saying, "Even if I bring Son Heung-min's cousin's uniform, I won't know it, and he looks just like Son Heung-min or his cousin."