Of course, ER also had to comment on the most controversial World Cup of all time!
Paris Saint-Germain boss Nasser al-Khelaifi (49), a native of Qatar, speaks on the English sports radio “talkSport” about the World Cup in his home country.
He denounces the negative attitude of the world towards the intolerant and human rights-abusive desert state!
Al-Khelaifi: “The world has been very unfair to Qatar. Believe me, we’re doing our best. we are good people We treat people with our hearts and it hurts me that most people speak negatively about us. That is absolutely not fair.”
Don’t thousands of dead migrant workers, discrimination against homosexuals and women and the ignorance of elementary human rights such as freedom of religion and freedom of expression speak a different language?
“The door is open and so are hearts. We look forward to welcoming even more people. Everyone is looking forward to it. We’ve waited twelve years for this. We look forward to the world coming to us and showing them the truth about our country and our people.”
Binding scandal at the World Cup
BILD sports director foams: “Very weak picture of the DFB!”
Those: BILD.TV
He also assures that the Emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad al Thani (42), “of course said that everyone is welcome in Qatar.” The only problem is: actually it is not like that!
In the strictly Muslim country, people who think differently are not welcome. Before and even during the World Cup there was censorship of TV reports from Qatar. Among other things, a Danish TV team was massively threatened if they didn’t stop the recordings.
The statements by the World Cup ambassador Khalid Salman (60) in the ZDF documentary “Geheimsache Qatar”, who said that homosexuality is “mental damage”, does not necessarily underline that Qatar welcomes everyone in its country.
It is clear, however, why the PSG boss al-Khelaifi takes the emir under his protection: It was not until 2013 that the sheikh was appointed “minister without portfolio” by Emir al Thani.
00:59
He experienced it in the stadium…
Matthew: Why the Qataris fled the stadium
Source: IMAGE
Also because he bought more and more into European football?
In 2011, the “Qatar Sports Investment Group” (QSI) founded by al-Khelaifi took over the traditional French club Paris St. Germain and turned the entire team inside out.
Since the takeover, QSI has invested several billions in the capital club, including star players Neymar (30) for a record sum of 222 million euros, Kylian Mbappé (23, 180 million) and Lionel Messi (35, came on a free transfer). ).
However, the Qatari never achieved the goal of winning the Champions League. It is well known that money does not score goals…
