QATAR 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP

Nas Mohamed left Qatar to escape persecution for his sexuality.

Fans have been warned against provoking local authorities in the strict Muslim state.

The host country is known to follow strict rules based on Islamic law and tradition.

The host country is being criticised over human rights concerns including strict laws targeting the LGBTQ+ community.

The Prince of Wales is also the president of the English Football Association.

The PSG forward will captain Argentina for his final appearance at the prestigious event.

David Beckham's wife along with the other wives and girlfriends made more headlines than the footballers themselves in 2006.

The former England captain is one of the ambassadors for the upcoming FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

The MLS side wants to bring Europe's best players to the United States.

The Welshman's contract with Real Madrid ends this summer.

Beckham endorses the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, a country known to persecute LGBTQ individuals

Life in Qatar was not easy for 35-year-old Nas Mohamed who had to constantly hide who he really was. He did not have the luxury to openly declare if he loved someone.

The Argentine has been linked with the MLS club ever since he expressed his desire to leave Barcelona back in 2020

The Brazilian has not been a sound investment for the club so far

The PSG forward admitted that he needs to evaluate his career after the World Cup in Qatar

The Welshman invited controversy after missing Real Madrid's clash against Barcelona over the weekend

Bale has failed to secure minutes under returning manager Carlo Ancelotti, who had a good relationship with the player in his previous stint

Gareth Southgate has banned Greenwood from the national team until his legal issues are sorted

The PSG forward tested positive in December while back in Argentina for the holidays

Only one of either Portugal or Italy can make it to Qatar in 2022

The Brazilian formerly hit back at critics for focusing on his activities away from the pitch