The Toulouse club is outraged by the publication of a photo of the Mohammed Mera flocked jersey.

This photo did not leave anyone indifferent in Toulouse. This is the Mohammed Merah stackable club jersey, named after the Islamist terrorist who killed in Toulouse and Montauban in March 2012. Under his name is the number 7, as is the number of his victims, three soldiers, a teacher and three children. at a Jewish school. As a result of the killer’s attacks on a scooter, six were injured.

The club quickly responded on their official Twitter account: “A photo of a Téfécé shirt with disgusting and embarrassing flocking is circulating on Twitter. Téfécé protests this content and has reported it as soon as it became known. »

TFC states that it is not the source of the flocking and warrants that “the jersey listed has not been processed by official club shop teams”.

Many internet users expressed their outrage on social media. The jersey for the 2021-2022 season that the vast majority of fans consider “shameful” and “despicable”. Plenty of TFC fans were also pleased with their club’s quick response to the shocking runoff.

An investigation into “apologies for terrorism” has been launched.

Questions from internet users now focus on the origin of the photo. Neither the place nor the date of the photo is currently known. Like the personality of the person wearing the shirt.

The prosecutor’s office told AFP that an investigation into “an apology for terrorism” was launched on Sunday. “Apologizing for terrorism by communicating with the public online is a crime punishable by seven years in prison,” the prosecution said, without providing more details about the investigation “which is underway.”

On March 19, 2012, Mohamed Merah shot and killed three Jewish children and a teacher at Ozar HaTorah High School in Toulouse after shooting down three North African paratroopers in Toulouse and Montauban the previous day. He was killed on 22 March 2012 after a 32-hour raid on his apartment.