Excesses during PSG-OM: “We are all against all discrimination”, reacts Luis Enrique

Against OM, PSG won three points last Sunday. But the Rouge et Bleu could ultimately lose a lot... Seen resuming insulting chants towards the Marseille club, four Parisians were summoned before the disciplinary committee on October 5. They potentially risk being suspended, as former Marseillais Taye Taiwo was in 2011 for similar facts. The club management will also be invited to explain the homophobic chants sung by a large part of the public at the Parc des Princes during the very recent Classic.

Asked about the four players summoned, namely Randal Kolo Muani, Ousmane Dembélé, Achraf Hakimi and Layvin Kurzawa, Luis Enrique provided a more general response to the events of last Sunday. “I know that it’s a subject that generates controversy,” said the Spanish technician first, on the eve of the trip to Clermont. The club, the sports management, the staff, the squad, we are all against all discrimination. Asked about the role of supporters, the former Barça coach said: “In the end, football is only a reflection of society. Our message must be very clear. We are against all violence and all discrimination.”

Remember that the club published this statement the day after PSG-OM (4-0): “PSG condemns all forms of discrimination, in particular homophobia, and would like to point out that they have no place in the stadiums, nor in society. Paris Saint-Germain has worked for many years with leading associations in the fight against all discrimination, such as SOS Homophobia, which promotes prevention within training and pre-training centers, Sportitude, SOS Racisme and Licra. with the club and the supporters. The Club intends to further strengthen its prevention work in the fight against homophobia and will meet all of its partners on this essential subject in the coming days. It will be up to the commission to decide on October 5.