The National Collective Against Homophobia, Racism, Antisemitism and All Discriminations (CNCHRA) has strongly criticized a football club from Maine-et-Loire for what it calls a "major ethical drift." The group has called for a boycott of the club after it welcomed Idrissa Gueye, a professional footballer, into its ownership structure. Gueye, who is known for his advocacy on social issues, has previously taken a stand against discrimination in sports. In May 2022, while playing for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), Gueye refused to wear a rainbow-printed jersey during a match organized to raise awareness against homophobia. The rainbow symbol is widely recognized as a representation of the LGBTQ+ community and is often used to promote inclusivity and support for equality. Gueye's decision to decline the jersey was seen as a protest against what he described as the commercialization of the fight against homophobia. CNCHRA, which has been active in France for years in promoting equality and condemning all forms of discrimination, expressed disappointment with the club's actions. The organization emphasized that welcoming Gueye into the club's capital—likely referring to its ownership or financial structure—contradicted the values of inclusivity and anti-discrimination that Gueye has long supported. The group's call for a boycott aims to pressure the club to reconsider its stance and align with broader social values. The controversy highlights ongoing discussions in sports about the role of athletes in promoting social causes and the responsibilities of sports organizations in fostering inclusive environments. While some view Gueye's actions as a principled stand against superficial support for equality, others see it as a necessary step to ensure that anti-discrimination efforts are taken seriously in the sports world.