What happened in the early hours of Friday, January 31, near the Jean-Jaurès car park, in downtown Toulouse? Blows were exchanged between Bastien Chalureau, second line of Stade Toulousain, and a group of night owls. But not only, according to protagonists.
In the columns of La Dépêche du Midi , Yannick Larguet, former player of Colomiers and Agen, says that before taking a big "punch in the jaw", he was allegedly provoked and then watered with racist insults by the stadist who had just crossed the street. The 39-year-old father said he had filed a complaint Monday for "violence without disability on the grounds of race".
Bastien Chalureau denies any racist aggression
Still in the columns of the regional daily, Bastien Chalureau, who speaks of altercation, categorically denies any racist aggression. Questioned by 20 Minutes , Stade Toulousain does not wish to communicate on this matter, pending a "return to the investigation" in progress.
Bastien Chalureau, 27, was trained in Toulouse. Passed in particular by Perpignan in Pro D2, he returned to the Stade Toulousain in April 2019 under a two-year contract. Competed at his post, he has only played 45 minutes this season. It was in September, during a lost match against La Rochelle.
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