Real Madrid star Vinícius Júnior has made a bold statement, calling for Spain to be stripped of the 2030 World Cup hosting rights unless the country takes concrete steps to address the growing issue of racism.

"Racism is a cancer that needs to be eradicated, and Spain needs to take responsibility for its actions," Vinícius Júnior said in an interview. "If they can't guarantee a safe and respectful environment for players, they shouldn't be allowed to host the World Cup."

Vinícius Júnior's comments come after a series of high-profile incidents involving racist abuse in Spanish football. 

The Brazilian winger has himself been a victim of racist taunts, and he believes that more needs to be done to tackle the problem.

"It's not just about me or any individual player; it's about creating a safe space for everyone," he emphasized. "Spain needs to take concrete actions to address racism, and if they can't, then they shouldn't be rewarded with hosting the World Cup."

The 23-year-old's statement has sparked a heated debate about racism in football and the responsibility of host countries to ensure a safe environment for players.

Vinícius Júnior's demand for action has put pressure on Spanish authorities to address the issue of racism in football. 

As the football world continues to grapple with this pressing concern, Vinícius Júnior's voice has become a beacon of hope for a more inclusive and respectful sport.