Everton condemn online abuse of Calvert-Lewin’s wife

The abuse directed at Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s wife has been “threatening, racist, and misogynistic,” according to Everton.

After sending a message in support of her husband, who won his final game at Goodison Park on Sunday with a score of 2-0, Sandra Calvert-Lewin was abused online.

The 28-year-old forward has scored 30 Premier League goals for the Toffees at home, a record that is onlysurpassed by Romelu Lukaku and Duncan Ferguson.

The English international has had a disappointing campaign, scoring just twice this season at Goodison Park, and some Toffees supporters have criticized her.

The club’s statement read, “Everton Football Club firmly condemns the threatening, racist, and misogynistic abuse directed at the wife of Dominic Calvert-Lewin on social media.

This ominous and intimidating behavior does not fit the values of Everton or the overwhelming majority of our supporters, and it is also deeply repulsive and upsetting.

“The club has a zero tolerance policy against all forms of abusive behavior,” the club said. The Premier League and Merseyside Police are closely monitoring their actions to ensure that those responsible are identified and held accountable.

Threats or other forms of abuse, whether online or in person, are completely unacceptable and have no place in society or our game. The club urges anyone who notices or notices this behavior to immediately report it to the authorities and relevant social media platforms.

“Dominic and his family has our full support,” we vow to keep saying.

Merseyside Police responded, “We are aware of racist and threatening social media posts directed at the wife of Dominic Calvert-Lewin.

We are working with Everton Football Club as part of our initial inquiries because it is “absolutely disgusting” to send such abhorrent messages to anyone online.

“We take these reports very seriously, and we want to remind users of the disclaimer that any notion of online anonymity to commit crimes is false.