Former Paraguayan goalkeeper Jose Luis Chilavert remains in the eye of the storm for his controversial comments regarding the alleged racist insults against Brazilian Vinicius Jr. After his clash with Frenchman Kylian Mbappe, he has now turned on David Faitelson.

The issue of the alleged racist comments made by Argentine Benfica player Gianluca Prestianni against Vinicius Jr., which also involved Frenchman Kylian Mbappe, led Paraguayan Chilavert to launch a scathing attack against the French striker for Real Madrid.

Chilavert initially accused Vinicius Jr. of provoking and stirring up the whole mess, but then went after Mbappe, questioning his sexual orientation: “What can Mbappe say? He talks about values ????and all that, and he lives with a transvestite. It's not normal.”

Faitelson, Always embroiled in controversy, he didn't want to be left out and brought up some past comments from the late Argentine coach Cesar Luis Menotti, who once criticized Chilavert's personality and even compared him to a monkey in the evolutionary chain of humanity. "What should be done with Chilavert is to parade him around the schools and universities of Mercosur so that the kids know what man was like 40 billion years ago. First comes Chilavert, then the monkey, and then the human being," the legendary Menotti reportedly said 27 years ago. The Televisa commentator said about Chilavert: Menotti once said that Chilavert represents the human being of 40,000 years ago. He wasn't wrong," sparking a major controversy where many defended the controversial goalkeeper and others the controversial television analyst. But the goalkeeper went further and made vulgar comments about Faitelson: "David, in my country cucumbers are eaten as a salad, not like you eat them, from behind. You haven't won anything, you're just a failure, and you still eat your ice cream on your knees. Regards.”The Vinicius incident has generated all sorts of comments following his controversial exchange on the Benfica pitch with Gianluca Prestani,where many have questioned the Real Madrid forward's provocative behavior and then complained about racist comments from the young Portuguese player, who supposedly called him a monkey. Public opinion has been divided on this issue, but in the end, those who intervened came away unscathed, and few were left with their flags raised, because racism and gender discrimination remain highly controversial topics.