The decision by the Rugby World Cup hosts France to bring in a player convicted of racially motivated assault is an unnecessary controversy
to his name. He first joined Toulouse at 17 before leaving for Perpignan five years later in 2014, after struggling with a long-term knee injury. He spent two years in Catalonia and then had another two-season stint at another Pro D2 outfit Nevers. He eventually returned to his formative club in 2019. He made a single appearance in the Top 14, having been sacked by the club shortly after the fight, and later joined Montpellier.
Members of parliament from the left-wing La France Insoumise have called for Chalureau’s exclusion from the squad. The two MPs in question, Thomas Portes and François Piquemal, have petitioned the sports minister, Amélie Oudéa-Castéra on the issue.
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