47 days after the start of the Qatar World Cup 2022the coaches of the 32 selected finishers define the details before the delivery of the previous list which can include up to 35 players.
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Scaloni will closely follow a new day of the Champions League: “Cuti” Romero and Lautaro Martínez will be the owners of Tottenham and Inter
Cristian “Cuti” Romero will be part of the eleven holders of the Tottenham away match to the German Eintracht Frankfurt for the third round of the group stage of the European Champions League. Romero played from the start last Tuesday in Argentina’s win against Jamaica and was also a starter in his team’s defeat to Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday.
For his part, Lautaro Martínez will be among the eleven holders of Inter, who receives Barcelona in Milan. The striker was also a starter in the weekend in the home defeat of the Azzurri against Roma.
The other national team players who will be active in the Champions League this Tuesday are Rodrigo de Paul, Nahuel Molina and Ángel Correa, who will visit Bruges from Belgium with Diego Simeone’s Atlético de Madrid.
France joins the boycott of the World Cup in Qatar
Construction of the Lusail stadium in Doha, where the Qatar 2022 World Cup final will be played. Photo: EFE
The city of Paris has decided not to broadcast World Cup matches on giant screens in public areas reserved for fans due to concerns over the violations of migrant workers’ rights and the environmental impact of the tournament in Qatar.
The decision of the French capital mimics those adopted in other cities of the country.
“There is the problem of environmental impact,” Pierre Rabadan, deputy mayor responsible for sports in Paris, told France Bleu Paris radio on Tuesday, citing “air-conditioned stadiums” and continued: “There are also doubts about the conditions in which these are. structures have been built “.
France is proposing a compensation fund for workers who are victims of construction work for the World Cup
The French Football Association (FFF) is working with other associations on a compensation fund for victims of work-related accidents at the World Cup in Qatar, its vice president Philippe Diallo announced Tuesday.
Speaking at the opening of the Think Football forum, organized at the FFF headquarters, Philippe Diallo summarized the position of the federation in the face of the many criticisms of the Qatar tournament: “accompany the developments, and not boycott”. And he added: “We talked to a dozen federations to work on a triptych” of proposals.
According to him, it would be a question of “creating a reception center for migrant workers who would join the legacy of the Qatar World Cup, creating a compensation fund for all those who have been victims of accidents at work during the work of the World Cup in the world and that all captains can show a bracelet as a sign of inclusion, “he said.
Source: Clarin
