Brazilian defender Danilo has defended Manchester City’s team mate Raheem Sterling’s gun tattoo after a picture of Sterling’s tattooed leg appeared on the front page of Britain’s popular tabloid on Tuesday causing criticism from anti-gun campaigners.Sterling explained there was a deeper meaning behind the tattoo than was apparent from first glance.
“Many times in football we give too much attention to these details. It is something that is up to him. It is something that he is feeling and makes sense to him.” he said while training at the Tottenham Hotspur ground in north London, where Brazil are holding a pre-Russia 2018 training camp of their own.