The victory against Northern Macedonia (4-0) made Germany the first team in the European zone to guarantee qualification for the World Cup-2022. The event, it should be remembered, will be played in Qatar, in December, and is being the target of several criticisms due to the violation of human rights by the organization in that country, which refuses to pay the minimum wage for the works.
This situation has been criticized by some teams, including Germany, before the qualifying matches. However, the protests must stop there.
Peter Peters, vice president of the German federation (DFB) explained to the official website of the organization that Germany is not considering boycotting the competition. “It is not an action that will help Qatar and its people to take a step forward in improving these situations,” he justified.
A decision taken against the will of the majority of Germans. During this year, Der Spiegel and the WDR conducted polls to see how many people would be in favor of Germany not participating in the 2022 World Cup, and 65 percent endorsed a boycott.
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