What sports have nothing to do with policy, but Europe and the United States just like to play double standards, and the Bundesliga bears the brunt of the five major leagues. The 29-year-old Netherlands strikerEl GaziHe joined Mainz in the Bundesliga on a free transfer last summer, but was banned by Mainz for publicly supporting Palestine, and then the player was terminated by Mainz in November last year for publicly expressing his freedom of speech and insisting on supporting Palestine.

Elgazi made three appearances for Mainz last season, providing one assist. He has been resting since he was terminated by Mainz in November last year.

Recently, Welsh club Cardiff City officially announced the signing of 29-year-old Netherlands striker Elgazzi on a short-term contract of one year until June 2025.

The 29-year-old Elgazzi, a right-footed player with a height of 1.89 meters, plays mainly as a right winger, but can also play as a left winger and a central striker, with a turnover of 2.5 million euros, has been selected for the Netherlands national team and has made two appearances.

Football is a competitive sport, itself has nothing to do with politics, but Europe and the United States often like to play double standards, now Germany is the most "instigated", Mainz can accept Sano Kaizhou, but cannot accept Ergazzi, what freedom of speech, football has nothing to do with policy, it's all a fake trick, what do you think?