Bayern Munich vs Qatar



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Bayern Munich’s commercial relationship with Qatar has been surrounded by scrutiny since the club first started travelling to Doha for a winter training camp in 2010.

For over 10 years Bayern’s relationship with Qatar has grown, and their fans are not happy about it.

Seb Stafford-Bloor how Qatar’s involvement with the German champions is causing controversy. Illustrated by Henry Cooke.

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31 comentarios en “Bayern Munich vs Qatar

  1. SKB

    I respect the fans yes and the Bundesliga but the club need investors. And that 50+1 rule need to go. Or the prem gonna stay powerful . Remove it.

  2. K W

    I really have hard time rationalizing the higher moral ground displayed by tifo sports. The white man’s burden is still at play with some liberal notions to create a facade. We should all boycott the Brits and their football who are still destroying my country to this day and who violate every aspect of human rights. But tiny qatar is easier to bully and any case to showcase this double standards is labeled as whataboutism.

  3. Planet MSU

    Am I the only one who finds it odd that the bayern fans have a problem with Qatar because of human rights abuses but have no problem with Israel who've performed worse human rights abuses? Their club even spent 80k for one of their museums.

  4. Toni Marc

    6:04 I really don’t agree with what Karl-Heinz Rummefellasinparis, this sounds like prime PR ploys at its best. By working alongside these types of folks (oil tycoons), you’ll eventually realize that the conversation will be drowned out by the financial benefiting that comes from this way of sports washing. The idea on paper isn’t a terrible one , it’s just that Karl thinks that we’re expecting a money hungry lion to turn into our loyal canine, and we know the Lion is gonna be hungry.

  5. Richard Yudi

    What happened in Qatar? Seriously I don’t know. The only human right issue I heard right now is Putin trying to start WW3 and Israel is shooting people at their mosque. But seems no one care about the second part.

  6. Bronco Jones

    I think the Bundesliga will decline sharply over the next decade because of the 50+1 rule, but honestly as a German football fan I hope the rule stays in place, even though clubs like Hoffenheim or Leipzig found loopholes, it's still difficult to invest ludacris amounts of money in a club. I don't mind if no german clubs participate in the circus the CL is, where Investment Groups, Oligarchs, Sheiks, ans State founded clubs try to maximise ther profit margin, while distracting from the exlploitaion of less fortunate members of society to amount their wealth in the first place. Many Clubs lost their Identity and integrity over the last years. I hate Bayern Munich with passion for their arrogance, but at least they can't participate in the financal madness, even though the bosses would love to do so. If Bayern looses international revenue at least we will maybe have a diffrent Bundesliga winner… A man can dream.

  7. Raptorsified

    The western world believed open business with the CCP would liberalize the government as more open exchange of ideas and goods occurred. This has definitely been true at times since the 80s, most notably the 2000s until the Beijing Olympics. We can see though that continuing to pay despots only leads to the continued suffering of its own people, let alone people they don't consider their own.

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