In Italy, fans greeted Mussolini's great-grandson's goal with Nazi cheers

In Italy, Benito Mussolini's great-grandson, 22-year-old soccer player Romano Mussolini, playing for Juve Stabia, scored the first goal of his professional career, which fans in the stands met with Nazi cheers. This is reported on December 23 by the Italian sports newspaper Corriere dello Sport.

It is noted that the match was a victory against Cesena in the framework of Serie B, which ended with a score of 1:0. However, the discussion was sparked by the reaction of fans who marked his goal with a Nazi salute.

Earlier in April this year, Philippe Gaudin, the mayor of the French city of Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, apologized for using a Nazi salute during a municipal council meeting. It was reported that during the municipal council meeting, Godin was pissed off by opposition rebukes. In response, he made a Nazi gesture while exclaiming the Nazi salute.