Roy Keane has delivered a passionate message about the World Cup being held in Qatar, highlighting the human rights issues in the country.
The former Manchester United captain is currently in the nation covering the tournament for ITV, and made the statement in the build-up to Argentina’s clash with Saudi Arabia. There was controversy on Monday after several nations, including England, announced they would not be wearing the One Love captain’s armband after Fifa threatened sporting sanctions against those who did.
And now Belgium have been told they must remove the word ‘love’ from the back of their away kit if they wish to wear the strip at the finals. Among the heavy criticism aimed at the hosting of the World Cup by Qatar is its treatment of migrant workers.
