Controversies are like swimming in the seats. Also, when we learned, on Monday, November 21, that FIFA had shorted Belgium’s second jersey for the 2022 World Cup, it’s hard not to link in with another instant piece of news from Global in Qatar. Just hours earlier, seven selected European nations – including Belgium – had campaigned for their captains to wear the armband. ” one love “against discrimination, during the tournament, declared compliance with FIFA regulations.
Developed with the maker of the Red Devils, adidas, to symbolize equality, inclusion and freedom, this outfit is directly inspired by Tomorrowland, one of the world’s largest electronic music events, which every year gathers hundreds of thousands of spectators from all over the world in Antwerp. So much so that her motto reads “Love,” written inside her shirt collar. And wear rainbow tones. LGBT+ communities are officially welcome in Qatar, where homosexuality remains illegal, World Cup time.
This is the revoked registration. But not because of the progressive message it contains or the colors of the shirt. If FIFA orders the Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) to cover the word “Love” on their shirts, it is because it displays a trade inscription, and that the brand display, “Promotion or other commercial message of any kind” Not permitted by FIFA regulations in international football tournaments.
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“It has nothing to do with the ‘One Love’ badge”
According to information from GlobalismThis reworking of clothing does not date from the start of the World Cup. It took place in August, during the classic process of validating shirts by the international body. Fifa urged the Belgians to comply with the presence of a logo advertisement – assumed by Adidas in its presentation of the jersey – for an untrue commercial event. What did the Red Devils do?
“It’s sad, but FIFA gives us no choice. For the rest, the equipment remains unchanged »RBFA Chairman and CEO Peter Bossart said in a statement Monday. Hit Latest News. An interview in which the leader also answers questions about the captaincy ” one love “Resulting in the two topics being linked around the world.
It has nothing to do with the ‘One Love’ badge, it’s for commercial reasonsconfirms RBFA in Globalism. We got him covered, and we could theoretically play with this jersey. » Finally, the Red Devils chose to play in red for their first jersey in their three group stage matches. If by chance they qualify for the last 16, Eden Hazard’s teammates can take to the field wearing rainbows.
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