Former NBA champion rips soccer league for offering non-binary, gender-fluid options on children's signups

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Andrew Bogut, the first overall pick of the 2005 NBA Draft, attacked Football Australia for offering gender options beyond "male and female" while trying to sign up his 6-year-old son for its youth league.

The former Golden State Warrior took a screenshot of the signup sheet while signing his son up for the league. The sheet's gender menu offered four options: male, female, non-binary/gender fluid and "gender identity not sufficiently represented."

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Andrew Bogut #12 of the Golden State Warriors dribbles the ball against the Milwaukee Bucks on December 18, 2015 at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. (Noah Graham/NBAE via Getty Images)

Bogut was not thrilled with the excess options.

"Signing our 6 YEAR OLD!, Once again, 6 YEAR OLD! up for soccer. Cmon [Football Australia]," Bogut tweeted on Monday.

When put to the test by an ABC News host who said it was a "standard form" and parents shouldn't "freak out at having to check a box," Bogut asked the host "how many genders" there were.

"Give me a #," the 2015 NBA champ responded.

Two days later, Bogut responded to a video of a raunchy drag event in which multiple children were present.

"'But its just a drop down box,'" Bogut quote-tweeted in a mocking manner.

Despite Bogut's anger, though, Football Australia defended putting the four options.

Andrew Bogut #12 of the Golden State Warriors drives against the Houston Rockets in Game Two of the Western Conference Finals of the 2015 NBA Playoffs on May 21, 2015 at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. (Noah Graham/NBAE via Getty Images)

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