There is a news report from England that Two Premier League footballers from the same team are in a relationship with team-mates aware of the relationship but neither is ready to go public.
Two Premier League players from the same team are reportedly in a relationship but are not yet ready to go public. Despite sharing the heartbreaking news with his team-mates, The Sun report suggests team-mates want their focus to continue on football throughout the UFABET season and are concerned that public speaking about their relationship will jeopardize their relationship. May draw attention to their performances on the pitch.
The tabloid claimed that the pair started dating earlier this year. “They don’t see the need to hide their teammates. and why it should be done,” said one source. “But they decided not to make it public. Although there’s no shame in this and it can happen to anyone.” Their teammates all support the relationship. The Sun previously reported that another player was preparing to publicly reveal his sexual orientation in a TV documentary.
ahead of the World Cup in Qatar later this month. One ambassador sparked outrage when he described homosexuality as a ‘mind stigma’ . social constraints like Qatar In an interview in Doha , Khalid Salman, a former Qatari soccer player and Qatar 2022 World Cup ambassador , told German television that being gay is ‘haram’, or in Arabic for “to be gay.” It is forbidden and said that homosexuality is dangerous to the soul. It addresses the issue of homosexuality, which is illegal in conservative Muslim countries.
Some footballers have voiced concerns about fans’ rights. traveling to watch the competition Especially LGBT+ people and women . Rights groups say Qatar’s laws are discriminatory. “They have to accept our rules here,” Salman said in an interview. “(Homosexuality) is forbidden. Do you know what haraam means?” he said. When asked why it was haraam, Salman replied, “I am not a strict Muslim. But why is it haraam? Because it is a stigma in my heart.” Then the accompanying officer abruptly stopped the interview.
The England team will reportedly wear armbands with the words ‘One Love’ inscribed in solidarity with the LGBTQI+ community . More than a million spectators are expected to attend the World Cup. Earlier this year, Jake Daniels became the only openly gay male professional player in the UK. And becoming the first UK player to make his debut since Justin Fashanu in 1990, he was praised for his prowess among other top athletes.