PSG strongly condemn discriminatory messages and chants during Nantes match
Paris Saint-Germain have issued a strong condemnation of the offensive and discriminatory messages and chants observed during their match against FC Nantes on April 22. The club emphasized that such behavior is entirely contrary to the spirit of competition and the values upheld by the sport.
In a statement released late Tuesday evening, PSG expressed their firm opposition to the "most serious offenses and discriminatory chants," highlighting their commitment to respecting individuals and maintaining a positive atmosphere in football. This incident follows a series of similar occurrences involving PSG fans, including homophobic chants during matches against Marseille and Lyon in late 2024 and early 2025.
The French Football Federation (FFF) and the Professional Football League (LFP) have previously taken disciplinary actions in response to such incidents, including partial stadium bans and player suspensions. PSG's latest statement reiterates the club's dedication to eradicating discriminatory behavior and fostering an inclusive environment within the sport.
As PSG prepares for upcoming matches, including a crucial Ligue 1 fixture against Nice and a Champions League semifinal against Arsenal, the club remains steadfast in its commitment to upholding the principles of respect and fairness in football.
