The 60-year-old responded on Twitter on Wednesday, also writing that “everyone” is welcome in Qatar, “but our culture and religion will not change for the World Cup”.
The statement that homosexuals suffered “mental damage” caused massive criticism, especially in Germany. For example, Bayern Munich midfielder and World Cup participant for Germany, Leon Goretzka, was critical and described Salman’s statements as “absolutely unacceptable”.
The World Cup organizing committee and FIFA have not yet commented on the statements. Salman is one of ten ‘local’ World Cup ambassadors. (con/sda/apa/dpa)
Soource :Watson
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