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Hello.

Does he have the right to refuse a child from playing sports?

The coach is not a recreational leader or even a sports animator. His mission is to train the team entrusted to him and lead them to victory.
He did not refuse the child the right to play sports; he simply did not admit him to his team; that's all!
It is absolutely out of the question to force him to accept everyone who wants to let off steam! After all, there are only 11 players on the field; the total team size cannot be expanded at will.

You simply need to enroll the kid in a football school, whether municipal, school-based, or community-oriented. When he can play properly, he can try again to join a team.

Would you accept someone who cannot play an instrument into your orchestra? You would ask them to first take lessons, with a music teacher or at a conservatory, before participating in your orchestra, wouldn’t you?

And can we file a complaint?
File a complaint for what offense? What law has the coach broken?
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Raymond (INSA, AFPA)

Hello to you

As it is an association, I find it logical that the person in question has the right to accept or refuse whoever they want, even if personally I find it shameful to refuse someone because of their level, but this remains my personal opinion.
It's possible that I'm wrong, but it seems logical to me.

Raphaway