Naomi Osaka is the latest tennis star to talk about the disappearance of Peng Shuai

Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai, 35, has not been seen or heard since he published allegations of sexual assault against former Chinese Prime Minister Zhang Gaoli. On November 2, she wrote online that the 75-year-old man had been pressured to have sex. The mail was quickly removed by the country’s Internet censors.

Since his inauguration, more and more athletes have expressed concern about Peng’s safety because they have not heard anything.

Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka is the last to speak. He went to Twitter to comment on the censorship of the message, as well as Peng’s disappearance.

Osaka wrote:

“Censorship is never good at all costs, I hope Peng Shuai and his family are safe and well. I am impressed with the current situation and am sending and clarifying love.”

Others in the tennis world have also spoken about the situation, WTA included.

Billie Jean King wrote the legend of tennis: “I think Peng Shuai will be found safe and his accusations will be fully investigated.”

Novak Djokovic said the situation is shocking.

Chris Evert tweeted, “I’ve known Peng since he was 14; we should all be worried; this is serious; where is he? Is he safe? Any information would be appreciated.”

Here are some other answers:

Since Peng’s publication, references to the 35-year-old man have been removed from the Chinese internet.