US Edition'You Tried to Make Me Look Like a Fascist': PSG Keeper Chevalier Denies Far-Right Support
- PSG goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier defended himself against claims of supporting the far-right after liking a controversial video on social media.
- Chevalier criticized online insults aimed at him for this action, stating it was accidental and not reflective of his beliefs.
- In an Instagram message, Chevalier emphasized that he does not share the political views expressed in the video.
- He expressed frustration over being misrepresented and affirmed his family's values of respect and acceptance.
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It's not pleasant to wake up after a pre-game nap and find my photo anywhere, just because I accidentally put a like by shaking with my mobile phone. It bothers me.So Lucas Chevalier, goalkeeper of Paris Saint-Germain and the French national team, on the social media after having ended up in the center of a political controversy.The goalkeeper put it to a post on Instagram in which Julien Aubert, member of the parliament of the right-wing party …
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'You tried to make me look like a fascist': PSG keeper Chevalier denies far-right support
PSG goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier has defended himself against claims he supports the far-right. Chevalier responded to criticism after he appeared to have liked a controversial video on social media.
The 24-year-old player has been the target of criticism since this weekend for having "loved" on Instagram a video sequence linked to the far right. He denied on the night from Sunday to Monday, ensuring that he had clicked by mistake.
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The Paris Saint-Germain goaltender and the French team Lucas Chevalier claims to have "loved" this publication by accident.
The doorman, also a Paris Saint-Germain player, responded to his detractors dryly on the night of Sunday 9 to this Monday, November 10.
Partly on social media for liking an Instagram publication encouraging the vote in favour of the National Rally, the young man made things clear.
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