Overview
- The probe follows a mid-January complaint by a 27-year-old volunteer director who alleged repeated moral harassment and insulting lesbophobic remarks during last autumn’s team camp.
- Paris prosecutors confirmed the case was referred on January 14 to the Brigade de Répression de la Délinquance aux Personnes for a formal inquiry.
- A January internal Stade Français investigation issued a warning to the sports director but did not uphold the harassment or homophobic allegations, allowing him to keep other club duties.
- The Fédération Française de Rugby received the initial report in December, escalated it to its disciplinary council, and has now suspended the director from all women’s team functions.
- On May 22, the Pink Rockets players publicly denounced his exclusionary language and called for his resignation, criticizing the club’s response to the accusations.