Real Betis players showed their support for Ukrainian striker Roman Zozulya, who returned to the club after a failed transfer to Rayo Vallecano because of protests by fans who accused him of links to radical groups back home. Sanchez said the local players' association was already working to ''defend the rights of our teammate'' so he can continue playing in ''adequate conditions'' and with guarantees for his safety. ''We hope the entities responsible for the well-being of the competition take the necessary measures to keep the image of the competition and of the Spanish league from being damaged by these unacceptable behaviors,'' Sanchez said.
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