AC Milan has slammed alleged racism towards one of its youth teams as 'simply unacceptable.' Black players of Milan's under-10 team were allegedly subject to heckling and racist abuse during Sunday's 4-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the Universal Cup. Milan says it does 'not want to magnify the issue' and 'truly hopes that these reports aren't true or that it was simply a sporadic incident.' Kevin Prince Boateng (right) gestures to the crowd after being racially abused during a friendly in 2013 . Boateng wears a shirt showing his support for anti-racism campaigns during a Serie A game in Januaray . Milan plays Benfica in Monday's semi-finals of the prestigious youth tournament, which is taking place in Forte dei Marmi in Tuscany. There have been several high-profile incidents of racism in Italian football, notably when then Milan player Kevin-Prince Boateng led his teammates off the field to protest racial abuse by opposing fans during a friendly match in January 2013.
Black players allegedly heckled and racially abused during Sunday's game. Milan say incidents if true are 'simply unacceptable' Milan take on Benfica in Universal Cup semi-finals in Tuscany on Monday.