Toulouse excludes Zakaria Aboukhalal from the selection after an uproar over a misogynistic comment | foreign football

Acting Mayor Lawrence Aribaget asked during a speech if the players wanted to remain silent. Apparently it was against Abu Khalal’s sore leg, which she would have bitten off. “Women don’t talk to men that way at home.” Instead of apologizing himself, he also went to talk to a distraught Aribiji afterward.

When asked about the incident, the mayor did not want to make it big. “Players really don’t like being told to shut up like that.” According to her, the RMC’s reading is incorrect, but the mediator says he has many witnesses who confirm the story.

Toulouse will now find out for itself how the thorn is in the trunk and commit itself to a short statement. In light of the serious accusations published by RMC Sport against our player Zakaria Abu Khalal, the club announces that its player will train outside the group until further notice, pending the results of the internal investigation. We will not comment further.

The former Eindhoven and AZ winger also lost credibility last weekend. He refused to play in a jersey with rainbow numbers, as part of the “Gay or Straight: We All Wear the Same” campaign. Therefore, Toulouse decided not to include him, so that Gurcomer would miss the league match against Nantes.

Aboukhalal, 23, moved from Arizona to Toulouse last summer. With thirteen goals (including one in the cup final) and five assists, he’s enjoying an excellent first year. “Now I’m living my dreams,” he told this newspaper earlier this month after winning the trophy. And at the end of last year, Abou Khalil also experienced great moments with Morocco at the World Cup. The country reached the semi-finals in Qatar.