Propertymark is urging Savills to ‘take appropriate action’ over racist tweets allegedly posted by an employee.

Police are investigating after vile racist tweets were posted following the England loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday night.

The tweets were allegedly posted by an employee of Savills estate agents.

The company, based on Booth Street in Manchester city centre, issued a statement after the posts were made following the football match.

One referred to three England players and another to domestic violence in the wake of the The Lions losing.

Nathan Emerson

Savills has launched its own internal inquiry.

In a statement, Propertymark’s Nathan Emerson, said: “Racism is utterly unacceptable in any circumstances. Property agents deal with members of the public and as such have a duty to treat all parties with equal respect.

“As a body who represents agents, we never want to see an incident like this occur and such behaviour doesn’t have a place in modern society. We trust Savills to take appropriate action. ”