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Nantes’ Mohamed to skip final Ligue 1 game over anti-homophobia campaign

  • Mostafa Mohamed, a 27-year-old Egyptian striker for FC Nantes, will not play in their final Ligue 1 match on Saturday against Montpellier, which marks the anti-homophobia campaign day.
  • Mohamed has repeatedly refused to participate in this league-wide initiative since joining Nantes in 2022, citing personal beliefs while the club officially attributes his absence to a minor muscle issue.
  • The club coach Antoine Kombouaré described Mohamed’s condition as a 'small muscular concern,' but reports indicate the striker declined to play, with Nantes expected to fine him and donate the amount to an LGBTQ charity.
  • The important match, which will feature players wearing rainbow armbands to promote inclusion, could secure Nantes’ Ligue 1 status, as a draw would likely suffice given their two-point lead over the relegation zone.
  • Mohamed posted on social media emphasizing respect for diverse personal convictions and expressed hope that his decision would be understood without fueling debate amid ongoing reactions to his absence.
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frenchfootballweekly.com broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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