It comes after Enzo Fernandez, the Chelsea star, triggered outrage last week by posting a video of his teammates singing a "racist" and homophobic chant as they celebrated winning the Copa America
Argentina's vice president, Victoria Villarruel, however, offered full support for the offensive song, posting online: "No colonialist country is going to threaten us for a football song nor for saying the truths they don't want to admit. Stop simulating indignation, hypocrites. Enzo, I support you. Messi, thank you for everything. Argentina, always hold your head high!"
