Javier Mascherano, coach of Argentina's Olympic football team, has defended Enzo Fernandez, asserting that a video showing Argentine players singing a racist song after their Copa America win was 'taken out of context' and does not reflect the country's inclusive values. The video, posted by Fernandez on social media, showed players chanting a derogatory song about French players, leading to significant backlash. Both FIFA and Chelsea have launched investigations into the incident, with Chelsea initiating disciplinary procedures against Fernandez. Fernandez has publicly apologized, emphasizing that the offensive lyrics do not represent his beliefs. Despite the apology, several of his Chelsea teammates, including Wesley Fofana, have expressed their outrage, with some unfollowing him on social media. The incident has sparked broader discussions about racism in football, with organizations like Kick It Out condemning the act and calling for serious measures against discrimination.