Ruud Gullit

And I see that a lot of people in England also participate in it.

There's a whole lot of people who think in the same way, even though they have never been felt or felt racism, you know, close to them.

But everybody says, look, this is wrong and it has to change.

And this is the moment.

I think that something can be changed.

And, of course, football can be a part of that because we have the television on ourselves all the time.

We have a lot of attention.

And I think it's time to say something about it, do something about it, especially do something about it.

Because I don't want all the time to be the person to say something.

I want Boris Johnson to say something about it.

You know, everybody expects me to say something about it, but I want people who have influence in a white community who say something about it and wants to do something about it.

So I am also sitting back and listen to what all the most influential people have to say about this topic.

Yeah, especially in the top levels.

You know, if you go to big organizations like FIFA or like UEFA or the FA or the Federation in Holland, there's no black people there.

And of course, a lot of people.

The thing is this.

I don't want to be taken in a big organization just because I'm black.

I just want to be taken because I'm good in it.

Nothing else.

I just want to have an opportunity.