They will also be able to discover different cultures from all over the world brought together in one and the same place. For me, that’s what makes the World Cup so special, the fact that it’s a global party. Everyone will be welcome in Qatar, people of all backgrounds, cultures and religions. For me, that’s the beauty of the World Cup and the most precious thing. I think after the World Cup all the fans will leave Qatar with a smile on their face and some will have a different opinion than they had previously. I think the whole world will see that it is a welcoming country, with a very rich culture, and a place to which they would like to return with their children. I am 100% sure of it. “
Anyone who has lived in Qatar for many years assures us that “People don’t have to worry about things like women being treated differently or not being able to drink alcohol, because they don’t. He explains that we “can do everything normally in Qatar. Of course, like when you visit a new country, you have to respect the culture and traditions of the place you are in and Qatar is no different in that regard. But there will be. plenty for the fans to do and enjoy while in Qatar, and that includes enjoying the hospitality of the Qatari people. “
His favorites for the competition
Since it was also a question of evoking the sporting plan, the Dutchman passed by FC Barcelona “continue to believe that Spain is in a strong position heading into Qatar 2022 as they have very talented young players.” He adds : “In my opinion, she still plays the best style of football and, as we saw at Euro 2020, she creates a lot of opportunities for herself.”
After also citing Italy and England as nations endowed with a youth with certain potential to follow next year if they validate their ticket in the next few weeks or even less, he did not miss to evoke France which, “although she was disappointing in the Euro, has so many great players and always has new talents emerging, so she will always be one of the teams to beat in Qatar and more so as she comes defend his title. “
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