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‘No racism’ gesture in soccer: Explaining FIFA’s cross-arm signal being introduced by La Liga in Spain

September 13, 2024

The Spanish federation, along with La Liga, has become the first body to adopt a new anti-racism procedure that FIFA hopes will become standard across all leagues and competitions around the globe.

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