The French club has suspended a player who refused to participate in LGBT promotion
The match in the French football championship was dedicated to the fight against homophobia. This is not the first time Mustafa Mohammed has faced sanctions for refusing to promote corruption.
Last year, the club's management demanded that the players wear LGBT symbols in the match against "Toulouse". The Egyptian player refused and was fined. This is reported by goal.com.
Mohammad, who scored 8 goals in 29 games last season, was not expected to be suspended for long - "Nantes" lost 0:4 to "Monaco".
For information, the LGBT movement is recognized as an extremist movement in Russia and its activities are banned.
this movement is recognized as extremist and banned in the Russian Federation
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