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Already this weekend in Qatar the 2023 World Cup will start. This final tournament is also surrounded by a very large shadow of scandals, as countless lives of migrant workers were lost during the preparation process and not enough attention was paid to the Qatar’s problems with human rights.
Former FIFA chief Sepp Blatter has previously admitted that the allocation of hosting rights Qatar made a mistake. Blatter stressed that Qatar is too small a country to be able to provide the necessary infrastructure for the final tournament.
The “rooms” of the fans confirm what Blatter said:
Hotel in Qatar for the World Cup 🤐 pic.twitter.com/WFWrjs7Wbj
— Babble Sports (@BabbleSportsTV) November 15, 2022
A first look at the World Cup Fan Village in Qatar 👀
Rooms are still available starting at $207.
It can accommodate up to 60,000 fans. pic.twitter.com/uh4cUK6nMt
— MyBookie – Bet with the best (@MyBookie) November 13, 2022
🇶🇦 Al-Emadi Fan Village is where some fans will stay during the World Cup in Qatar.
Rooms are available from £181 a night. 🤨 pic.twitter.com/en4q0g2BxJ
— Football Tweet ⚽ (@Football__Tweet) November 9, 2022
The prices for such “rooms” are quite high – it is said that football fans will have to part with 180 to 300 US dollars for one night in these “rooms”.
Fans have made no secret of their dismay at the terms provided on Twitter.
“$207 to sleep in a furnace? No, I will,” wrote one Twitter user, noting that the air temperature in the latitudes of Qatar tends to be quite high, so the metal containers in which these are installed rooms will also heat up.
It was reported that up to 60 thousand fans will be allowed to stay in the established fan “village”.
The World Cup will take place from 20 November to 18 December.
