Roy Keane has fired a strong message towards FIFA and Qatar as he claimed the World Cup "shouldn't be here" ahead of Argentina's game against Saudi Arabia.
The former Manchester United midfielder, working for ITV, claimed that the corruption surrounding the tournament, accompanied by the LGBTQ laws and the way migrant workers were treated are major factors behind why he doesn't think Qatar should've been given the World Cup.
There was huge outrage in December 2010 when the Middle East nation was awarded the competition ahead of Australia, USA, South Korea and Japan. With 12 years of build-up, Qatar managed to get the tournament ready and it got underway with the hosts taking on Ecuador on Sunday.