For weeks Bayern Munich players had been showing solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement at games when Jerome Boateng was approached by teammates for a deeper conversation.
Before our break, I talked actually to Joshua Kimmich and Leon Goretzka about it, Boateng recalled on a video call.
There are some situations of course that are really hard to help, but you can always help in a situation, the defender said.
Now the German champions are preparing to take the field again in the Champions League next week, in the round of 16 against Chelsea where they lead 3-0 from the first leg in February.
I think about racism you never can do enough as you see how bad it is still in the world right now," Boateng said.