Social problems, human right violations, "sport wash" , corruption, economy, politics and football ... this is more than just a football video.. this is brilliant ! Thank you for the great informative video. Keep them coming.
You got your head up you backed side if you think this is truthful migrates are treated like this all over the world just look at America and Britain who lock people up indefinitely
Big ups to the FC Bayern supporters for not supporting the club's sponsorship choices. It is so important that the "50+1" rule be maintained in Germany/the Bundesliga. Not only is the game nothing without the fans but "we" are the most powerful, albeit disorganized and disunited, stakeholders in the game.
And not to forget the Bundesliga loosing its importance internationally, by getting financially outclassed. Go watch Kreisliga if you do not like money.
@@luc9joni that was 1 season, traditionally only bayern do well in the ucl bcyz they gave more money then the rest of the league that's why Bundesliga sucks
The golden age of Barcelona, playing beautiful football and earning trophies. All the while not having a sponsor, on top of giving space to Unicef and generating revenue for them. How much football has change in 15 years...
The only way to reverse this is boycott from the fans. Unfortunately, most of the die-hard fans who ultimately fund and enable the success of the clubs won't seriously boycott their clubs. Those Bayern fans are probably doing the most compared to others yet they still paid their tickets, bought the replica kit and probably a bunch of other merchandise and subscription TV. If fans can make sure that for the season after such a deal is signed the stadiums are either empty or barely filled, the shirts don't sell and they cancel their TV packages then the clubs will listen. I can't see any fans doing that any time soon though.
@@dwkickoff I don't think so at the moment because every club is in the same position so club directors will see the loss of revenue as affected by external factors rather than internal factors. If however, once social restrictions end and fans don't come back because they do not want to see sportswashing sponsors that will have a huge impact as these club owners see other stadiums full while theirs are empty. But I don't see any evidence to suggest that will happen. If anything it will be the other way around and fans will all flock back after missing the game so much. There might be even fuller stadiums than before.
- ruan, has your opinion changed having seen the reaction to the super league? I think fans are willing to coordinate total boycotts en masse when necessary, I certainly am. I think the capacity for sustained activism in the football community is very high.
@@ruan13o the thing is mate, no one cares about that. Every fans would welcome anyone that bring improvement to their club no country has a perfect humans right record. What CFG has done to Man City is massive, the Etihad Campus and City academy is one of the best in the world, massively improving interest in football for youth players, improving their potential. Why would anyone boycott people who have bring such improvement not only to your team, but also your city, even country too? Western countries also has their fair share of abusing workers, they might have freedom of speech, but they have invaded countries, fund terrorist, and so much worse. No country has their hands clean. Stop trying to blame them for ruining sports when your legacy sports team failed under terrible management.
The comparison with Bayern Munich is extremely poor. Bayern Munich made all of its fortune itself. PSG and Manchester City get the money from someone foreign billionaires. Or from some countries that totally disregards human rights. So please. Absolutely ridiculous. And this here also a station financed by ALL Germans.
@@nathan225 that really has nothing to do with this topic wasnt that 40 plus years ago? im pretty sure they ran out of the nazi money by now, you really hate real madrid huh maybe you are a atletico fan or barcelona fan instead
ipl is just a bunch of assholes forcing you to watch half minute advertisements once every two minutes...man I literally *HATE* cricket I'll just play it with my friends thank you
if England and France are so high class and reject authoritarianism ,,,, well, they should not have accepted that their clubs being bought by such countries (if, for the sake of debate, we agreed that the buyers are bad)
@@alabassmuftah2344 funny how everyone always try to drag Liverpool into a convo involving man city. Liverpool and man city aren't historical rivals.. then why bring them into this convo??
China is just waiting a little bit more. Just a little. Prepare for countless Tencent, Xiaomi and Air China sponsorships during the second part of the 20s.
China is basically colonising the world through finance. It may all end up with a WW3 and I'm not entirely sure the West will be strong enough to take them on when it comes to that.
@@invock China literally banned their companies from investing in foreign clubs. Wanda group was forced by the CCP to pull their investment out of Atletico Madrid. Suning, the Inter owner, had its assets frozen because of this. If you know anything about Chinese government they are extremely wary of assets transferring overseas and made a new law two years ago banning chinese businesses from investing in foreign sports clubs
Unfortunately there's no way to stop any of that either. Once the sports turned into a popular competition, it's only a matter of time before politics sneak in.
@@bungeespeaks6081 Has nothing to do with racists you low iq human. By writing Bayern into the headline, it makes them look like the club is bought from a billionaire and only are successful/rich because of that, but this is not true, its "just" a sponsor which almost every big club has.
I have noticed that videos and news articles covering sportswashing somehow always ignore Chelsea even though they were the first team who started this trend
This source is propaganda. Ignore Russia, China, Rwanda…. Hard to take them seriously when they ignore Chelsea, the current UCL champion owned by a Russian energy mogul.
That’s not even so much sportswashing as much as it is Abramovic having obscene amounts of money because of a corrupt oligarchy. It’s a problem but it’s still slightly different to why Qatar invests so much.
People always say politics and football shouldn't ever mix and this is why. Unfortunately it is inevitable that this will only become more prevalent, the real question is. How do we stop it? or Can it be stopped and changed?
@@thomasmahoney4991 the people at the top are politicians for their countries already, and because they have so much power, they will never changed anything because of the huge amount of money they get from these business interactions
As long as human still exist in this planet than it can't be change because politic is part of human nature especially political influence since human by nature always want to be more powerfull than others. This video is the perfect example when this video is show how how some people use football to gain influence, this video is also mean to gain influence. So since there is no 'right' or 'wrong' people will use anything to gain influence to be more powerfull than others
Players follow the money and teams follow the opportunity to buy the talent to win championships. You either need a critical mass of teams refusing to accept dirty money or a critical mass of players refusing to play for teams that accept dirty money. Neither is going to happen because the reputation costs are so low and rewards of winning are so high.
I can understand why the countries are doing this - it's a great move for them! But the clubs... it's very simple. They're no longer clubs as we remember them to be. The sport isn't for your local fans any longer. Lots has changed for the sport and personally, I believe it's a sad trend.
I miss the days of no sponsors on Barça shirts, only UNICEF. Biggest threat to the beautiful game is the money and politics getting involved, WAKE UP UEFA
These "regimes" are simply freeing the sport from the Cartel football clubs that held it. Forming the galacticos, hoarding top talents & completely controlling the market so that no one else could come in and invest to gain ground. Now, smaller teams get a lot more money for their talents & the bigger clubs have to pay more for players they want. more teams are competing for European trophies. What is the problem?
Double Standards. isn't Juve controlled by the Agnelli family?. Lazio by Lotito, AC Milan with Berlusconi. Inter and Roma for a period of time with certain Italian families.. you get Real Madrid, Barca, MAN UTD and many other clubs stacking high-end players with millions and millions of euros. but wait, those new evolving clubs must not do something about it.
A moment of silence for all the clueless Barca/Real/Bayern/Arsenal "fans" who clicked on this video to look down on PSG and Man City, just to be educated about how their clubs are just as scummy.
Undeniable proof that money is killing football. Several years back then, PSG was at the verge of relegation. Nowadays, they have an Arab owner and were a UCL finalist.
@@bluestorm9977 yes yes let us all take the piss out of PSG but while we’re at it, why not talk about the most successful club in European history and how they were backed by the infamous Spanish dictator Francisco Franco who invested the money he had gained from his fascist regime into sixteen La Liga titles, thirteen Copa del Rey titles, and six Champions League titles for Real Madrid during his reign.
@@dominic1332 was there anything I said wrong? I hope you realize that you look very immature replacing the S in our name with a dollar sign so why should I even bother taking you seriously?
In the case of rwanda, Kagame brought the country from a poor place that just had a genocide take place to one of fastest growing economies in sub saharan Africa. This documentary makes him sound bad. I know that he has ruled for a long time but he's done a good job so far. Democracy is not the only way to run a successful country this agenda to push democracy on our countries must stop. On another note this was a very good documentary showing the side of football that we dont really talk about.
Rwanda cannot have a governance model based on 1 man, Paul Kagame. What will happen when he dies? Concentrating power in the hands of 1 man seems like a good idea if the one man who happens to currently have the power is doing good things, but what happens when the next guy comes, takes all that power and is of a different mind? Democracy is a stable governance system that we all need.
Guys I’m from Qatar but seriously another big reason people discriminate against us specifically is because we’re a Arabic Muslim country if it was England or Spain doing this no one would care but our background is why people care if you don’t believe me look at Brazil thousands of workers died during the 2014 World Cup but almost everyone tries to ignore it wtf
The fact that FC barcelona never had any sponsors till unicef and then in 2014 qatar foundation started to show that the football and the club was in decline. Its so sad to see the best club in world football now struggling in la liga and fighting for ucl placement.
I love how we brand the French league as a joke because PSG wins every year while the Italian league and German league had the same champions for a decade AND the smaller clubs sell their best players/coaches to these clubs. Let’s call a spade a spade, every league is ending up the same way- a joke.
honestly its rich Europeans commenting on this when they have caused so much pain and atrocities for the past 400 years all over the world now that other countries are doing the same its bad?
Let's not forget that professional football began in victorian england by mill and factory owners who wanted to give their workers something to do on a saturday afternoon (church on sunday) instead of going to the pub and getting pissed and having fights - it was called "Scuttling". The Peaky Blinders began in that environment and so the employers invested in football so that their workers would be more likely to be at work on monday morning rather than up in front of the local justice... it's always been about money for the Man.
all of these Frenzy started by Perez,, Figo, Zidane, Kaka, Ronaldo the transfer always inflated ever since... and the worst is Abramovich,once he bought entire match Squad on a single Transfer period .. it is make no sense now A Goalkeeper is twice Zidane record transfer fee on 2001.. a player who hasn't had win a trophy like Lallana, is more expensive than Zidane... Today wages Also sky rocket, Messi's single week salary is enough to pay 200 workers (Jakarta) annual income, INSANE!!
@@33lyh Barcelona panic buying after neymar departure is ridiculous.. 3 players 100M+ price tag with insignificant role is a shame, Barcelona drowned in debt
@@shametatendachabwinja290 Yes you are partly correct he did wrong in Congo, but also he was chasing the people that committed the genocide to Congo when they attempted to flee after the saw they lost the war.
And some of these so called barons are so clueless about the beautiful game that clubs like Malaga and QPR were left worse than they were before their acquisition
It would be more controversial over monopoly if they buy the club... because -Emirates owned by Dubai -ManCity owned by AbuDhabi tho AbuDhabi and Dubai r different state rule by different royal family but they still under one federal country...
Tifo and DW. But I don't get why there are ads on DW-clips, since it's completely financed by the "Rundfunkgebühren" (television licence fee). Other channels like f.e. "Das Erste", "funk", "phoenix" and so on are completely ad-free. I think they should at least turn them of for German users. But because they're don't rely on advertising at all, since there budget is covered by the fees, they should turn 'em off everywhere.
It’s lazy. How can you totally ignore Russia (Chelsea) and China? These are far more powerful evil empires. Almost seems like intentional propaganda to distract from the real problem,
I have decided that I won't watch the next world cup live .. Just follow the scores and watch highlights later... My small way of going against these anti human powers
So will you be boycotting all European football as well? I mean if you're such a moral avenger then you shouldn't be supporting any European football. European countries are built off the exploitation and suffering of millions of people around the world. I just hope you keep that same energy with the UCL, Premier League, Ligue 1, La Liga, and Liga Nos.
Regarding Qatar I wish you'd cover the scandal during the handball World Cup held in Qatar. Not only did they "buy" players to represent their country, but also they were pushed through by the refs until the final. Something that is not impossible to happen during the 2022 WC to some extent. See 2002 and Korea if you're in doubt.
Nah, South Korea in 2002 made it as far as they did on their own merit - and their rivals' mistakes. You don't get a team like that South Korea through giants like Italy and Spain simply by buying the referees.
This is called western media brain washing. Seriously! Is football only related to Europe or some others? It's a sport which has been played for centuries. Europe and America has been using them for political agenda for years and now when eastern countries try to play and wants change their image then what is wrong with it. Coming towards human rights, then I would say that for countries like Europeans and Americans, human rights are scale is different. They have been using this so called "human rights organisations" for their political agendas
The Europa League final in Baku was perhaps the worst in history. Not only it was grossly one-sided, but they couldn't even fill the stadium to full capacity. They allocated a majority of the seats to corporate partners, not fans of competing teams. And it looked like a preseason game on TV because the broadcasting camera had to be set so far away from the pitch, on top of it not being sold out.
Qatar is way way better than saudi, uae etc in human rights. Thought DW will be neutral but it seems just as biased as others. Every news media should just shut up about the issues of human rights. Cause there is not a single country in the world right now where the human rights aren't violated. And football isn't ruined by rich regimes. Russia world cup was one of the most exciting one. Even during the world cup in brazil, brazilian people were suffering while their govt was spend huge amount of money in organizing world cup.
Champions League is already ruined and is boring for the vast majority of football fans. You know pretty much who will make the quarter final stage before it starts. Europa League was a bit more interesting until teams who failed in the CL started to enter the EL. Now I start to understand why this kind of nonsense is allowed to happen.
Honestly, the most suprising thing I am realizing is that the ex legends and platforms are reflecting the bad image of the diehards fans of a historic premier league club instead of revealing the truth. for example, as an arsenal fan, there are many people like me who wants a change of ownership and kroenke to sell but doesn't raise their voice, but fan channels like aftv installed toxicity in the club and hounded wenger but are praising their club owner and putting the blame away. same as the ex legends like keown who allows the media to annoy us and focus on other teams . while pundits in the rest of the leagues mainly Spain act as a fan and are ready to stop the clowns inside their club. proof : bartemou got forced to step down despite winning trophies, while owners like kroenke keep doing their cluelessness without anyone forcing him to sell . Managers and players are scapegoats. Can you speak about this topic?
The glazers at Manchester United are doing the same thing, they don't support ole gunner in the transfer market yet they blame ole for poor performance in the league threatening him with suck notices.
@@eugeneangwa4466 Both owners are bad, but atleast your team win important trophies and buy mega players, while mine made the fans get used to humiliation against big teams, installed losing mentality, and haven't invested a penny . anyway, I hope both will be forced to leave like barca did to bartemeou and return back to our glory days.
@@nathan225 The problem is not years without uefa champions league football, but is unstability, lack of passion, no vision, etc.... . one day we believe we can win the league, another day we feel we are close to relegation. one summer we make great signings but on the pitch we affect those who can provide a great chemistry with the new ones due to politics, fitness issues, etc... . the owners are playing with us like a roller coaster. Therefore, it will be like a honeymoon for us real arsenal fans when kroenke family sell to a new owner. At least we will have a clear picture of what is going on not have managers lying and players underperforming.
@@Karim-rl1xk I honestly long the day when I finally see Arsenal at it’s best just as it was almost two decades ago. When I watched Wenger shame his head as the ref blew time for Arsenal’s last ever Champions League match three years ago at the Emirates, I knew the problem was never Wenger.
Well Rich Clubs influencing football isn't new. You see Manchester United & Real Madrid have been buyin Great Players at a high price from quite a long time. They Make the most costliest teams if you look it up in the history. For City , I can say they're earning very well too because the difference in their revenue & United's revenue over the years has been down to 15-60M . They're earning on the basis of Sponsorships & not to forget they still don't sell players & if they do , their net Profits will be on cloud 7. Even PSG don't throw away money . Yes the Neymar deal was huge but that's how it's. Bayern on the other side is doing Bad to other teams because if you look at other big teams , they don't break the Competition of their league by buying best players of each team while Bayern buys players from Bundesliga & breaks opponents .
But isn't this a bit hypocritical too though? This is like caught up between the idealism of youth vs the pragmatism of experience. Of course the fans of that respective clubs want recognition, identity, a chance to showcase who they are, albeit foul play is definitely debatable. People will relish the joys of capitalism but criticize the sources of it. Of course Qatar's hosting of WC with so many migrant lives lost is saddening to the very core. I am not supporting sportswashing but just like media/tech/data has revolutionized every sport maybe sportswashing too. We may hate it , yes, but as long as the fans love it, the country associated with it is increasing its economy, maybe there isn't much we can do about it. Correct me if I am wrong please.
You're not wrong in an idealistic world, but the people in power are using trillions to manipulate those same fans. Propaganda can make people believe their opinions are truly theirs, even though they've been influenced to think that way. They create a problem, wait for the fans to respond to it in a predictable way, and then offer the solution. That's how they keep pushing agendas on us.
Thats just dumb !! Why would Emarati sponsored this if the content also show negative side of UAE??? If anyone ever gonna sponsored this its gonna be their political and business rival, which is democratic supporters and private businesses...
What People in countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar do is they go to poor places in Nepal and India and promise ppl money, take them to their construction sites etc and barely pay them. By that time they have little to no money to contact home. My friends that used to live in Saudi Arabia told me about this :/
@@minetlav5110 Bro pls just shut up, when Calling Bundesliga Farmers League, u could also say the worlds best Club is Member of the Farmers League. Most of the clubs Could easylie beat teams from Premier League or laliga
@@minetlav5110 like fr it’s totally wrong to Compare Bayern with Paris or Man City. Bayern Wasnt always the rich popular Club like today, Hard work and Good results in League and CL gave them the orpotinuty the build such a great Club and to make it to one of the biggest and sucsesfulled Clubs in Football history
well their links to Qatar are pretty big. Winter camps there for many years, sleeve sponsorship. They are not owned by oligarchs but club fanbase is alarmed at how close they are
@@dwkickoff First of all, thanks for the response, appreciate it! While the whole sponsorship thing is completely true, they way I've seen Bayern behave in the past years, compared to other big clubs, especially on transfer market, leads me to believe that they'd be the last out of the big clubs to do something like this. They've made some mistakes in the past and present, but I think Rummenigge & Co. are not that dumb. They know it would be wrong. Sure, they wanted the most money out of their sponsorship deals but they wouldn't let some oligarch take over the club, that'd be a completely different story for them. Compared to other big teams like Barca, Real, Juve, etc. I still think Bayern ist the least endangered of getting taken over by oligarchs bc Bayern's bosses know there's a family there that they don't want to destroy. They sure want the most money possible but not through some rich benefactor. Maybe I'm just a fool, who knows, but that's what I believe in 100%.
the Rwanda sponsorship is good imo. Rwanda is an underrated country that is very safe and prosperous. Even though they had a genocide killing over 1 million people, they recovered and now have a very safe and clean environment.
This explains Psg's insane investment on player's and average game play they don't even care about trophies and wins they just want all the big name and popular players in their club.
That's incorrect pal they absolutely want to win trophies all of them lol Why else invest so heavily in such incredible talent.??? Think about it and you'll see I am right
@@HERETOHELPPEOPLE121 Yeah they obviously want to win trophies every team's want to win it but that's 1 part did you just watch this video this explains what i meant
Including Bayern Munich along with PSG and City is so deeply misguided and totally kills the credibility of this video. Bayern is fan owned and fully German. The main sponsors like Audi are German. City and PSG are owned by foreign states or oligarchs. And how did you ignore the Spanish clubs? If you wanted to mention a German club, it’s Leipzig who is corporate owned. The English league has by far the heaviest corporate influence.
Football sold its soul long ago. The French premier league exemplifies this in the worst possible way: PSG's money has effectively eliminated any semblance of true footballing competition at France's top level. Barcelona exemplifies the precariousness of the big money model for even the very, very best football clubs. Most football fans are the least politically engaged people you could possibly imagine so they don't really care about any of this stuff hence the successful domination of the game by all these Arab and ex Soviet oil barons and corporations. As the speaker in the video suggests, once that opening whistle blows, everybody's memory gets erased.
Punish them. They’re ruining the beautiful game by bringing all the world class players from around the world into big world-class artificial teams. The players are being tricked by huge salaries and dozens of trophies. They aren’t real clubs. Football isn’t full of historic days, masterclass bargains by genius managers with passionate fans like those of Liverpool or Man United. Instead it’s full of financial benefits, high salaries and spoilt fans, all at the expense of football. I say punish them, for turning this beautiful game into one big business. They’re being rewarded for the money, while teams on the other side of the podium like Bury FC are literally shutting down because they don’t have the finances to stay alive. Football should be more fair than this. A few people from Qatar and Abhu Dhabi taking over football with money, oil and literally cheating and getting away with it. And the Premier League are just on with this. And it’s not just City and PSG, all the clubs. They all tried to come together to create one terrible idea called the ‘Super League’ just for their benefit while clubs like Bolton Wanderers and Wigan FC are at the brink of extinction. And it’s not just the clubs. Even FIFA have bowed down to these billionaires. Where is the 2022 World Cup being held? Qatar. A country the size of a raisin on the map with zero footballing talent being given the world’s biggest competition most likely because FIFA will get the biggest profit out of it than any other country. So everyone. Please get together, to stop football getting ruined by some billionaires who don’t know a thing about football and just want even more money at the expense of this beautiful game.
The reason why clubs like Bolton and Wigan were on the verge of going bust is not mainly due to those rich people, but rather their own financial mismanagement
The sport I love and share with billions is corrupt to the fullest by few selected companies and individuals is scary . Never really imagined that seeing sponserd on shirts has that much going on behind the scenes . Great work 👍
I am really proud at how my club, Porto, is still respecting all of its tradition instead of taking advantage from arab money. Porto luckily knows how to make money on their own.
thats the issue! teams like porto are useful for super rich team for developing of players, but porto is not a protagonist as the richest clubs in europa.
@@lucasestaeljf Well if all teams focused on football instead of money making Porto would be competitive Unfortunately in a globalist football all it matters is not tradition, but marketing and business The sport of football is not what once was, same with national teams FIFA wants a World Cup with 199 countries, not because they care about their football but because they would bring more money specially countries with large populations where football is not their main sport such as the US, China, and India.
@@19ars92 one thing doenst exclue the other, you can have money and good football actualy more money make better football, you can build better youth academy in more places, better departments like medical, stats, better training grounds, better tecnology, etc.... you can ignore the real world but reality still gonna affect you, if it wasnt for money brazil would have the best league in the world, so everybody has a situation worst than you, but thats just what it is, you have to accept and adapt
@@ken.9320 no, you missed his point. Bayern are not even the 50th worst at this but somehow they list them with PSG and City. It’s preposterous. Learn logic and scale, guy.
This is the worst part about Bayern. They are an immensely good run club and they make smart deals, but that deal wih Quatar and their ignorance as well as hypocrisy when it comes to money is shameful.
I’m not surprised by FIFA, UEFA or major corporations looking the other way in regards to UAE, Qatar, Saudi and Russian’s human & environmental rights violations…what disgusts me are the football players. Almost every star player comes from a slum or impoverished environment, yet they’re more then happy to take City Group, PSG or Zenit’s blood money to buy another mansion, jet or luxury car. If Messi, Neymar, Mbappe had been born in Nepal there’s a good chance a family member would be maimed or killed by Qatar’s stadium construction.
Football used to be a sport for the common man to support their local team, to have a good time with their friends and bring some joy to their lives. Rich, ruthless and criminal authoritarian regimes are now capitalizing on it's popularity for image building. Given the rise in the support for teams like City and PSG, you can tell a large chunk of football fans could not care less about what these people do away from public eye and are happy as long as their football teams win. Sad state of affairs.
Football was political in the 1900s too. South American football had a huge political influence. Real Madrid's success was used to "sport wash" Franco's regime in Spain. Not only football, it's true for most international team sport. Like cricket in India-Pakistan now or England-Australia in the 1800s and 1900s.
Social problems, human right violations, "sport wash" , corruption, economy, politics and football ... this is more than just a football video.. this is brilliant ! Thank you for the great informative video. Keep them coming.
They are soo not okay when done by non-white
You got your head up you backed side if you think this is truthful migrates are treated like this all over the world just look at America and Britain who lock people up indefinitely
Don't fall for western propaganda
Big ups to the FC Bayern supporters for not supporting the club's sponsorship choices. It is so important that the "50+1" rule be maintained in Germany/the Bundesliga. Not only is the game nothing without the fans but "we" are the most powerful, albeit disorganized and disunited, stakeholders in the game.
And not to forget the Bundesliga loosing its importance internationally, by getting financially outclassed. Go watch Kreisliga if you do not like money.
Than ask Hoffenheim and Leipzig... What are u talking about bayern?
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Well, when looking at the Champions Leauge, the Bundesliga is doing pretty fine
If you think the supporters of FC Bayern have anything to say in the club you are dead wrong
@@luc9joni that was 1 season, traditionally only bayern do well in the ucl bcyz they gave more money then the rest of the league that's why Bundesliga sucks
The 2022 Fifa World Cup will be played on the blood and tears of migrant workers from South Asia and other countries.
Their choice lol
@@aviradius4455 It was their choice to work, not to get underpaid and being exploited...
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@@sudipkc6185 their choice they came into the country like what? Why dont they immigrate to Europe?
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Lol do u think they wanted to work without pay for a foreign country
The golden age of Barcelona, playing beautiful football and earning trophies. All the while not having a sponsor, on top of giving space to Unicef and generating revenue for them. How much football has change in 15 years...
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@@trushankchaudhari9193 Oil FC
The only way to reverse this is boycott from the fans. Unfortunately, most of the die-hard fans who ultimately fund and enable the success of the clubs won't seriously boycott their clubs. Those Bayern fans are probably doing the most compared to others yet they still paid their tickets, bought the replica kit and probably a bunch of other merchandise and subscription TV. If fans can make sure that for the season after such a deal is signed the stadiums are either empty or barely filled, the shirts don't sell and they cancel their TV packages then the clubs will listen. I can't see any fans doing that any time soon though.
might the current crisis with no fans in stadiums have an impact?
@@dwkickoff I don't think so at the moment because every club is in the same position so club directors will see the loss of revenue as affected by external factors rather than internal factors. If however, once social restrictions end and fans don't come back because they do not want to see sportswashing sponsors that will have a huge impact as these club owners see other stadiums full while theirs are empty. But I don't see any evidence to suggest that will happen. If anything it will be the other way around and fans will all flock back after missing the game so much. There might be even fuller stadiums than before.
- ruan, has your opinion changed having seen the reaction to the super league? I think fans are willing to coordinate total boycotts en masse when necessary, I certainly am. I think the capacity for sustained activism in the football community is very high.
@@dwkickoff Is there any country in the ME that violate human rights more than Israel? Biased media 😡😡😡😡😡
@@ruan13o the thing is mate, no one cares about that. Every fans would welcome anyone that bring improvement to their club no country has a perfect humans right record. What CFG has done to Man City is massive, the Etihad Campus and City academy is one of the best in the world, massively improving interest in football for youth players, improving their potential. Why would anyone boycott people who have bring such improvement not only to your team, but also your city, even country too?
Western countries also has their fair share of abusing workers, they might have freedom of speech, but they have invaded countries, fund terrorist, and so much worse. No country has their hands clean. Stop trying to blame them for ruining sports when your legacy sports team failed under terrible management.
The comparison with Bayern Munich is extremely poor. Bayern Munich made all of its fortune itself. PSG and Manchester City get the money from someone foreign billionaires. Or from some countries that totally disregards human rights. So please. Absolutely ridiculous. And this here also a station financed by ALL Germans.
Why you're so cringe? 😂😂😂
While Real Madrid gained their success from a nationalist dictator who aided the Nazi regime during WWII 😒
@@nathan225 that really has nothing to do with this topic wasnt that 40 plus years ago? im pretty sure they ran out of the nazi money by now, you really hate real madrid huh maybe you are a atletico fan or barcelona fan instead
They are talking about sponsors
Couldn't aggree more
So Club Football is used for money laundering and FIFA tries to sell you "Fair Play " 😂😂
It is not even fair to another club which are compete fairly.
With 6 sponsor logos on average, IPL players (cricket) are walking billboards.
Jio dhan Dhana dhan
ipl is just a bunch of assholes forcing you to watch half minute advertisements once every two minutes...man I literally *HATE* cricket I'll just play it with my friends thank you
@@brassicaolaraceaolaracea1115 where are you from??
@@dwightsch8570 oh jio jio jio jio jio jio dhan dhana dhan
@@brassicaolaraceaolaracea1115 don't watch American sports then 😂
If people's eyes were on the top of their heads the sky would be full of ads
That why I will never respect Man City or PSG getting funned by countries doesn’t make you a historical club
People forget that Liverpool pay a shit ton of money
if England and France are so high class and reject authoritarianism ,,,, well, they should not have accepted that their clubs being bought by such countries (if, for the sake of debate, we agreed that the buyers are bad)
@@alabassmuftah2344 so? How does that connect them with what man city or psg is associated to
@@alabassmuftah2344 funny how everyone always try to drag Liverpool into a convo involving man city. Liverpool and man city aren't historical rivals.. then why bring them into this convo??
Dont crt
China be like -- " I am gonna let them have this for once"
China is just waiting a little bit more. Just a little. Prepare for countless Tencent, Xiaomi and Air China sponsorships during the second part of the 20s.
It's Like They are Always The Final Nail in the Coffin
China is basically colonising the world through finance. It may all end up with a WW3 and I'm not entirely sure the West will be strong enough to take them on when it comes to that.
@@invock China literally banned their companies from investing in foreign clubs. Wanda group was forced by the CCP to pull their investment out of Atletico Madrid. Suning, the Inter owner, had its assets frozen because of this. If you know anything about Chinese government they are extremely wary of assets transferring overseas and made a new law two years ago banning chinese businesses from investing in foreign sports clubs
China: hold my corona virus .
Disturbing not just football but everything lol
Best sports news channel in the world.
Nah mate.. the chanel trying to infiltrate socialism in sports. This video is cool but other videos are utter bullshit.
Best content !
@@knightf8648 nope most are good ! They just follow DW policy bit slanted but only truth !
Documentary*
You mean BeIn sports channel? Then you're right.
0:55 that keeper is dead
Hahahahahah
@Md Zawadul Karim It's a kid's team.
Hahahaha
He went to the usa and got shooted in the school
@Md Zawadul Karim it was a joke
Its a shame to Name Bayern in one sentence with psg and city
Yes yes, because the only bad clubs... are the ones not owned by Europeans. Your European masters have taught you well.
@@zizoushifty1483 What? Fans own Bayern still, it's the Bundesliga 50+1 rule. NO ONE CAN BUY BAYERN
💯
It should honestly be Chelsea instead
@@mukul863 Chelsea aren't state owned.
Thats right because football clubs has turned into business brands.
It is business. What do you think it is, a cult?
yup football is not a sport, it is a business
Players aren't playing for free. You'll be a fool to believe that
Where are you from Asia huh?
It always has been a business
Unfortunately there's no way to stop any of that either. Once the sports turned into a popular competition, it's only a matter of time before politics sneak in.
You’re talking about 1921, right?
Sports was always political
Well, rusia being banned over political reasons so...
IMO Superliga van be quite helpful in this case, since it will become a private company, so clubs can control better sport washing.
Very confused how Bayern ended up in the City, PSG category. Seems the people here have some personal problems with Bayern.
exactly
So we're gonna act like they aren't supported and sponsored by qatar? Or you racists can't accept it?
So? Barcelona were sponsored by qatar by 10 years or so on their shirt, yet it definitely wouldn't be covered in any such video.
@@bungeespeaks6081 Has nothing to do with racists you low iq human. By writing Bayern into the headline, it makes them look like the club is bought from a billionaire and only are successful/rich because of that, but this is not true, its "just" a sponsor which almost every big club has.
@@sissox5837 it has everything to do with it, no one cares about ffp or any rules if it us a white owner breaking it
I have noticed that videos and news articles covering sportswashing somehow always ignore Chelsea even though they were the first team who started this trend
This source is propaganda. Ignore Russia, China, Rwanda…. Hard to take them seriously when they ignore Chelsea, the current UCL champion owned by a Russian energy mogul.
That’s not even so much sportswashing as much as it is Abramovic having obscene amounts of money because of a corrupt oligarchy. It’s a problem but it’s still slightly different to why Qatar invests so much.
Abramovich has a lighter shade of skin, that's why
nobody talk about Leicester's "Thailand, smile with you"
Yup
It's because they're not a threat to the establishment of the bigger clubs
@@Ramm111 I disagree it’s going down in history as one of the few small clubs to beat the cheats
Wish there were more clubs like them to challenge the bigger clubs :(
Leicester aren't a small club why does everyone say this when they have a billionaire owner🤣
People always say politics and football shouldn't ever mix and this is why. Unfortunately it is inevitable that this will only become more prevalent, the real question is. How do we stop it? or Can it be stopped and changed?
It's the people at the top who make these decisions, and seem to have their minds set anyway so I dont think it will be changed for the time being
@@thomasmahoney4991 the people at the top are politicians for their countries already, and because they have so much power, they will never changed anything because of the huge amount of money they get from these business interactions
@@andrewhodyss9092 exactly
As long as human still exist in this planet than it can't be change because politic is part of human nature especially political influence since human by nature always want to be more powerfull than others. This video is the perfect example when this video is show how how some people use football to gain influence, this video is also mean to gain influence. So since there is no 'right' or 'wrong' people will use anything to gain influence to be more powerfull than others
Players follow the money and teams follow the opportunity to buy the talent to win championships. You either need a critical mass of teams refusing to accept dirty money or a critical mass of players refusing to play for teams that accept dirty money. Neither is going to happen because the reputation costs are so low and rewards of winning are so high.
I can understand why the countries are doing this - it's a great move for them! But the clubs... it's very simple. They're no longer clubs as we remember them to be. The sport isn't for your local fans any longer. Lots has changed for the sport and personally, I believe it's a sad trend.
"Why Qatar and Abu Dhabi are ruining football."
That would have been a more suitable title for this video.
Instead of taking the piss out of City and PSG, that’s for sure
Football is business
My country Saudi Arabia also want to get into the act. Inshallah they don’t otherwise that’s it for European football
@@sym8774 yh inshallah
The clubs are the ones that accept it.
I miss the days of no sponsors on Barça shirts, only UNICEF.
Biggest threat to the beautiful game is the money and politics getting involved, WAKE UP UEFA
Like Klose said football is different now
Top story from DW, as per
These "regimes" are simply freeing the sport from the Cartel football clubs that held it. Forming the galacticos, hoarding top talents & completely controlling the market so that no one else could come in and invest to gain ground. Now, smaller teams get a lot more money for their talents & the bigger clubs have to pay more for players they want. more teams are competing for European trophies. What is the problem?
Double Standards. isn't Juve controlled by the Agnelli family?. Lazio by Lotito, AC Milan with Berlusconi. Inter and Roma for a period of time with certain Italian families.. you get Real Madrid, Barca, MAN UTD and many other clubs stacking high-end players with millions and millions of euros. but wait, those new evolving clubs must not do something about it.
@@waleed8530 exactly
Putting Bayern in the SAME sentence as ManCity and Psg is HIGHLY DISRESPECTFUL
No, it is not.
@@solomonobihan6200 Yes it is now bounce
@@olu9648 okay boomer
Forget a line,they can't be mentioned in the same paragraph.
I agree
A moment of silence for all the clueless Barca/Real/Bayern/Arsenal "fans" who clicked on this video to look down on PSG and Man City, just to be educated about how their clubs are just as scummy.
😂😂
Educate yourself about Bayern before including them in your post!
Football is a white people sport
And Manchester United & Chelsea
@@f.meyer_cr7 boy, Bayern have quatar Airways as sponsor and go to quatar for winter training basicly every year, they are just as bad
Great insight into sportswashing top content keep it coming ✌️
thanks Vikrant. We are probably going to hear that term a lot more in the years to come
Ugh Paris Saint Qatar.
Qatar Saint Germain
Undeniable proof that money is killing football. Several years back then, PSG was at the verge of relegation. Nowadays, they have an Arab owner and were a UCL finalist.
@@bluestorm9977 yes yes let us all take the piss out of PSG but while we’re at it, why not talk about the most successful club in European history and how they were backed by the infamous Spanish dictator Francisco Franco who invested the money he had gained from his fascist regime into sixteen La Liga titles, thirteen Copa del Rey titles, and six Champions League titles for Real Madrid during his reign.
@@nathan225 let me guess P$G fan?
@@dominic1332 was there anything I said wrong? I hope you realize that you look very immature replacing the S in our name with a dollar sign so why should I even bother taking you seriously?
In the case of rwanda, Kagame brought the country from a poor place that just had a genocide take place to one of fastest growing economies in sub saharan Africa. This documentary makes him sound bad. I know that he has ruled for a long time but he's done a good job so far. Democracy is not the only way to run a successful country this agenda to push democracy on our countries must stop.
On another note this was a very good documentary showing the side of football that we dont really talk about.
yes this is what i was thinking. the fact is the visitrwanda deal has benefited rwanda, it’s given them the exposure they desired.
Whoever went to Rwanda saw how really Africa can be. Super positive memories from Kigali. 🙌🙌🙌
You make it wrong here. Rwanda doesn't invest much in football, so it hardly takes main scheme.
Rwanda cannot have a governance model based on 1 man, Paul Kagame. What will happen when he dies?
Concentrating power in the hands of 1 man seems like a good idea if the one man who happens to currently have the power is doing good things, but what happens when the next guy comes, takes all that power and is of a different mind?
Democracy is a stable governance system that we all need.
Guys I’m from Qatar but seriously another big reason people discriminate against us specifically is because we’re a Arabic Muslim country if it was England or Spain doing this no one would care but our background is why people care if you don’t believe me look at Brazil thousands of workers died during the 2014 World Cup but almost everyone tries to ignore it wtf
I agree with you akhi
For fuck sake, literally no one talks about the problems in Brazil or Russia.
Fascinating Documentary! Greeting from Ethiopia!
I am watching this video after seeing that “Bayern Munich” in tittle
The fact that FC barcelona never had any sponsors till unicef and then in 2014 qatar foundation started to show that the football and the club was in decline. Its so sad to see the best club in world football now struggling in la liga and fighting for ucl placement.
Best club in the world? I can name at least 3 better clubs than Barcelona. They were nothing before the 2000s when they started winning UCLs
@@Nevvalth don't say that the club didn't terrify anyone. Anyways it's your pov
@@Nevvalth also they had legends but didn't have the stability. Cruyff changed the way we play. We owe ajax alot.
@@Nevvalth someone knows their ball
you don't need sponsors when banks allow you to go below 1 billion in debt xD
I love how we brand the French league as a joke because PSG wins every year while the Italian league and German league had the same champions for a decade AND the smaller clubs sell their best players/coaches to these clubs. Let’s call a spade a spade, every league is ending up the same way- a joke.
Theres no competition in france, while seria a is far better and bundesliga teams did prety well in ucl
honestly its rich Europeans commenting on this when they have caused so much pain and atrocities for the past 400 years all over the world now that other countries are doing the same its bad?
How a channel like dw kick of has only that much of subscriber? This channel is so good
Let's not forget that professional football began in victorian england by mill and factory owners who wanted to give their workers something to do on a saturday afternoon (church on sunday) instead of going to the pub and getting pissed and having fights - it was called "Scuttling". The Peaky Blinders began in that environment and so the employers invested in football so that their workers would be more likely to be at work on monday morning rather than up in front of the local justice... it's always been about money for the Man.
all of these Frenzy started by Perez,, Figo, Zidane, Kaka, Ronaldo the transfer always inflated ever since... and the worst is Abramovich,once he bought entire match Squad on a single Transfer period ..
it is make no sense now A Goalkeeper is twice Zidane record transfer fee on 2001.. a player who hasn't had win a trophy like Lallana, is more expensive than Zidane...
Today wages Also sky rocket, Messi's single week salary is enough to pay 200 workers (Jakarta) annual income, INSANE!!
Prices will go high day by day.
You are just being paranoid.
@@33lyh yes, but those frenzy transfers accelerated much much more...
@@muhammadihsan1771 Major acceleration came with the psg signing of Neymar.
2000 signing had no role.
@@33lyh Barcelona panic buying after neymar departure is ridiculous.. 3 players 100M+ price tag with insignificant role is a shame, Barcelona drowned in debt
Good point
The Rwandan president is a good leader, stopped a genocide and is leading his country forward.
Thank you
what about the war in congo
@@shametatendachabwinja290 Yes you are partly correct he did wrong in Congo, but also he was chasing the people that committed the genocide to Congo when they attempted to flee after the saw they lost the war.
@@Iam0ne1 yes thats true but what has he done to stop the war since then.....more like he is fuelling it
He's overstayed in power. 26 years in charge of a country is more than enough for anyone.
And some of these so called barons are so clueless about the beautiful game that clubs like Malaga and QPR were left worse than they were before their acquisition
As an arsenal fan, i would have loved if those Emirates owners owned the club instead of Kronke.. he destroyed the club in terms of ambition.
Shitty club
How long has kroenke been majority owner of Arsenal?.
@@mabrenz_n5391 google it..
It would be more controversial over monopoly if they buy the club...
because
-Emirates owned by Dubai
-ManCity owned by AbuDhabi
tho AbuDhabi and Dubai r different state rule by different royal family but they still under one federal country...
@@mabrenz_n5391 he has been majority shareholder since 2011 but he became sole owner in 2018
Most underated channel on TH-cam. I would expect views to be in the millions and so as subscribers. I ingest every video they produce.
Tifo and DW. But I don't get why there are ads on DW-clips, since it's completely financed by the "Rundfunkgebühren" (television licence fee). Other channels like f.e. "Das Erste", "funk", "phoenix" and so on are completely ad-free. I think they should at least turn them of for German users. But because they're don't rely on advertising at all, since there budget is covered by the fees, they should turn 'em off everywhere.
What a sleek production! Brilliantly and cogently composed!
Thank you!
It’s lazy. How can you totally ignore Russia (Chelsea) and China? These are far more powerful evil empires. Almost seems like intentional propaganda to distract from the real problem,
These countries are just ruining the beautiful game.
Comrade living in dreamland.... Comrade is equal to slavery
Countries or clubs?
Have you seen India premier League kits. It has tons of advertisement
Who watch boring league....... I m cricket fan... But no ipl or cricket can't match football
@@TheAbinn of course
Obviously when the entire league was started by businessman and has "franchise teams" instead of local clubs then you do expect such things
The league has no 2nd division, no relegation. Just same old boring tournament between 8 teams
It's destroying the sport. IPL is the reason why I stopped watching cricket.
I have decided that I won't watch the next world cup live .. Just follow the scores and watch highlights later... My small way of going against these anti human powers
big call Somnath!
i almost cried
@@dwkickoff seriously?!
Okay Indian kid
So will you be boycotting all European football as well? I mean if you're such a moral avenger then you shouldn't be supporting any European football. European countries are built off the exploitation and suffering of millions of people around the world. I just hope you keep that same energy with the UCL, Premier League, Ligue 1, La Liga, and Liga Nos.
Bayern did not have a majority share. You may include red bull (s) but not bayern !
this channel got no clue
This is disappointing to see as an Arab
It's the Government, not the people.
Regarding Qatar I wish you'd cover the scandal during the handball World Cup held in Qatar. Not only did they "buy" players to represent their country, but also they were pushed through by the refs until the final. Something that is not impossible to happen during the 2022 WC to some extent. See 2002 and Korea if you're in doubt.
Nah, South Korea in 2002 made it as far as they did on their own merit - and their rivals' mistakes. You don't get a team like that South Korea through giants like Italy and Spain simply by buying the referees.
@@RevanSurik lmao you can't actually believe that.
@@RevanSurik LOL, check south korean matches and you will understand. they should have never reached semi finals.
This is called western media brain washing. Seriously! Is football only related to Europe or some others? It's a sport which has been played for centuries. Europe and America has been using them for political agenda for years and now when eastern countries try to play and wants change their image then what is wrong with it. Coming towards human rights, then I would say that for countries like Europeans and Americans, human rights are scale is different. They have been using this so called "human rights organisations" for their political agendas
How dare you put bayern in the title
The Europa League final in Baku was perhaps the worst in history. Not only it was grossly one-sided, but they couldn't even fill the stadium to full capacity. They allocated a majority of the seats to corporate partners, not fans of competing teams. And it looked like a preseason game on TV because the broadcasting camera had to be set so far away from the pitch, on top of it not being sold out.
Was the Baku final rock bottom when it comes to money in football and sportswashing?
Having Bayern Munich, the only top club in the world who is making a profit and doesn't get money by outside investors, is weird.
Truth
The sport it's turns a political tool for power. The good and old "Bread and Circus".
The best world cup the world had was that of 2010.
That was the worst , terrible football . 2014 was way better.
I prefer 1998
Qatar is way way better than saudi, uae etc in human rights. Thought DW will be neutral but it seems just as biased as others. Every news media should just shut up about the issues of human rights. Cause there is not a single country in the world right now where the human rights aren't violated. And football isn't ruined by rich regimes. Russia world cup was one of the most exciting one. Even during the world cup in brazil, brazilian people were suffering while their govt was spend huge amount of money in organizing world cup.
People tend to often ignore the problems going on in Brazil right now with all the labour workers
16:18 I would be scared to react here💀💀
Champions League is already ruined and is boring for the vast majority of football fans. You know pretty much who will make the quarter final stage before it starts. Europa League was a bit more interesting until teams who failed in the CL started to enter the EL. Now I start to understand why this kind of nonsense is allowed to happen.
High quality in content, and also in production. Great job as usual!
Honestly, the most suprising thing I am realizing is that the ex legends and platforms are reflecting the bad image of the diehards fans of a historic premier league club instead of revealing the truth. for example, as an arsenal fan, there are many people like me who wants a change of ownership and kroenke to sell but doesn't raise their voice, but fan channels like aftv installed toxicity in the club and hounded wenger but are praising their club owner and putting the blame away. same as the ex legends like keown who allows the media to annoy us and focus on other teams . while pundits in the rest of the leagues mainly Spain act as a fan and are ready to stop the clowns inside their club. proof : bartemou got forced to step down despite winning trophies, while owners like kroenke keep doing their cluelessness without anyone forcing him to sell . Managers and players are scapegoats.
Can you speak about this topic?
The glazers at Manchester United are doing the same thing, they don't support ole gunner in the transfer market yet they blame ole for poor performance in the league threatening him with suck notices.
@@eugeneangwa4466
Both owners are bad, but atleast your team win important trophies and buy mega players, while mine made the fans get used to humiliation against big teams, installed losing mentality, and haven't invested a penny .
anyway, I hope both will be forced to leave like barca did to bartemeou and return back to our glory days.
@@Karim-rl1xk three years without Champions league football, I don’t know how about you Arsenal fans do it
@@nathan225
The problem is not years without uefa champions league football, but is unstability, lack of passion, no vision, etc.... . one day we believe we can win the league, another day we feel we are close to relegation. one summer we make great signings but on the pitch we affect those who can provide a great chemistry with the new ones due to politics, fitness issues, etc... . the owners are playing with us like a roller coaster. Therefore, it will be like a honeymoon for us real arsenal fans when kroenke family sell to a new owner. At least we will have a clear picture of what is going on not have managers lying and players underperforming.
@@Karim-rl1xk I honestly long the day when I finally see Arsenal at it’s best just as it was almost two decades ago. When I watched Wenger shame his head as the ref blew time for Arsenal’s last ever Champions League match three years ago at the Emirates, I knew the problem was never Wenger.
@DW Kick off! - Every single video- super quality. I really appreciate your interest into the football affairs worldwide. Great stuff guys!!
thanks Martynas. A video every week
@@dwkickoff What's your agenda with bayern munich
Why put them in the same line as city and psg who were bought by billionaires or countries
@@dwkickoff Is there any country in the ME that violate human rights more than Israel? Biased media 😡😡😡😡😡
Only 1 or 2 ads , Long videos , total football , im hooked ❤👌
Remember 2010 running of South Africa by FIFA.
Well Rich Clubs influencing football isn't new. You see Manchester United & Real Madrid have been buyin Great Players at a high price from quite a long time. They Make the most costliest teams if you look it up in the history. For City , I can say they're earning very well too because the difference in their revenue & United's revenue over the years has been down to 15-60M . They're earning on the basis of Sponsorships & not to forget they still don't sell players & if they do , their net Profits will be on cloud 7. Even PSG don't throw away money . Yes the Neymar deal was huge but that's how it's. Bayern on the other side is doing Bad to other teams because if you look at other big teams , they don't break the Competition of their league by buying best players of each team while Bayern buys players from Bundesliga & breaks opponents .
Thanks for telling the truth. These other clowns don’t know anything.
If Gazprom = pollution then I hope you at DW use only wind power to power your massive hq
The height of German/DW hypocrisy.
@@darkmatter5424 😂
@@darkmatter5424 everybody is a hypocrite
It didn't explain how Russia is the worst offender though
0:09 Football is sponsored by " CORONA"
Lmao corona is ruining football also.
they're sponsors but they don't own any club in mexico.
But isn't this a bit hypocritical too though? This is like caught up between the idealism of youth vs the pragmatism of experience. Of course the fans of that respective clubs want recognition, identity, a chance to showcase who they are, albeit foul play is definitely debatable. People will relish the joys of capitalism but criticize the sources of it. Of course Qatar's hosting of WC with so many migrant lives lost is saddening to the very core. I am not supporting sportswashing but just like media/tech/data has revolutionized every sport maybe sportswashing too. We may hate it , yes, but as long as the fans love it, the country associated with it is increasing its economy, maybe there isn't much we can do about it. Correct me if I am wrong please.
You're not wrong in an idealistic world, but the people in power are using trillions to manipulate those same fans. Propaganda can make people believe their opinions are truly theirs, even though they've been influenced to think that way. They create a problem, wait for the fans to respond to it in a predictable way, and then offer the solution. That's how they keep pushing agendas on us.
Excellent Story by DW , brought to you by GAZOROM
I'm proud for the brave decision of the Italian national team of boycotting this Qatar world cup by getting eliminated.
And This episode is sponsered and brought to you by the saudi and Emarati Regimes ! Well done DW
Like how Raid Shadow Legends sponsors videos criticizing that game.
Thats just dumb !!
Why would Emarati sponsored this if the content also show negative side of UAE???
If anyone ever gonna sponsored this its gonna be their political and business rival, which is democratic supporters and private businesses...
Wtf does Saudi Arabia have to do with this?
What People in countries like Saudi Arabia and Qatar do is they go to poor places in Nepal and India and promise ppl money, take them to their construction sites etc and barely pay them. By that time they have little to no money to contact home. My friends that used to live in Saudi Arabia told me about this :/
They probably lied to u
Btw what construction were they working on?
I don't even wait. I see the title and I immediately click Like.
It's time someone said it.
UNICEF was on Barcas jersey's before Quatar Foundation.
Wasn’t a paid sponsor
Bayern Munich? 😂what
@Anto Erickson if you actually look at the facts, none other than dortmund and mönchengladbach are buying the league out, not bayern
They destroy the farmers league for buying other potatoes, tomatoes etc
@@minetlav5110 Bro pls just shut up, when Calling Bundesliga Farmers League, u could also say the worlds best Club is Member of the Farmers League. Most of the clubs Could easylie beat teams from Premier League or laliga
@@John-rk8gvyou can 😭😭cry
@@minetlav5110 like fr it’s totally wrong to Compare Bayern with Paris or Man City.
Bayern Wasnt always the rich popular Club like today, Hard work and Good results in League and CL gave them the orpotinuty the build such a great Club and to make it to one of the biggest and sucsesfulled Clubs in Football history
How in the world did Bayern end up in the same category as City, PSG?? Very weird
well their links to Qatar are pretty big. Winter camps there for many years, sleeve sponsorship. They are not owned by oligarchs but club fanbase is alarmed at how close they are
@@dwkickoff First of all, thanks for the response, appreciate it! While the whole sponsorship thing is completely true, they way I've seen Bayern behave in the past years, compared to other big clubs, especially on transfer market, leads me to believe that they'd be the last out of the big clubs to do something like this. They've made some mistakes in the past and present, but I think Rummenigge & Co. are not that dumb. They know it would be wrong. Sure, they wanted the most money out of their sponsorship deals but they wouldn't let some oligarch take over the club, that'd be a completely different story for them. Compared to other big teams like Barca, Real, Juve, etc. I still think Bayern ist the least endangered of getting taken over by oligarchs bc Bayern's bosses know there's a family there that they don't want to destroy. They sure want the most money possible but not through some rich benefactor. Maybe I'm just a fool, who knows, but that's what I believe in 100%.
@@DerNeik the only reason you are defending them is because their board is filled with white men...no one cares if a white man breaks all te rules
Hats off to DW❤️❤️❤️❤️
thanks Saisravan!
Hats off for their agenda against Bayern Munich??
@@william_SMMA smh
the Rwanda sponsorship is good imo. Rwanda is an underrated country that is very safe and prosperous. Even though they had a genocide killing over 1 million people, they recovered and now have a very safe and clean environment.
Now tell me, who are sponsoring you?? 🤣🤣
Haha yes at end of the video was expecting a sponsored shirt reveal.
This explains Psg's insane investment on player's and average game play they don't even care about trophies and wins they just want all the big name and popular players in their club.
That's incorrect pal they absolutely want to win trophies all of them lol
Why else invest so heavily in such incredible talent.??? Think about it and you'll see I am right
@@HERETOHELPPEOPLE121 Yeah they obviously want to win trophies every team's want to win it but that's 1 part did you just watch this video this explains what i meant
Including Bayern Munich along with PSG and City is so deeply misguided and totally kills the credibility of this video. Bayern is fan owned and fully German. The main sponsors like Audi are German. City and PSG are owned by foreign states or oligarchs. And how did you ignore the Spanish clubs?
If you wanted to mention a German club, it’s Leipzig who is corporate owned.
The English league has by far the heaviest corporate influence.
Watch the video
Football sold its soul long ago. The French premier league exemplifies this in the worst possible way: PSG's money has effectively eliminated any semblance of true footballing competition at France's top level. Barcelona exemplifies the precariousness of the big money model for even the very, very best football clubs. Most football fans are the least politically engaged people you could possibly imagine so they don't really care about any of this stuff hence the successful domination of the game by all these Arab and ex Soviet oil barons and corporations. As the speaker in the video suggests, once that opening whistle blows, everybody's memory gets erased.
You forget zenit just sign the world best defender dejan lovren
love your humor Nakonie
Punish them. They’re ruining the beautiful game by bringing all the world class players from around the world into big world-class artificial teams. The players are being tricked by huge salaries and dozens of trophies. They aren’t real clubs. Football isn’t full of historic days, masterclass bargains by genius managers with passionate fans like those of Liverpool or Man United. Instead it’s full of financial benefits, high salaries and spoilt fans, all at the expense of football. I say punish them, for turning this beautiful game into one big business. They’re being rewarded for the money, while teams on the other side of the podium like Bury FC are literally shutting down because they don’t have the finances to stay alive. Football should be more fair than this. A few people from Qatar and Abhu Dhabi taking over football with money, oil and literally cheating and getting away with it. And the Premier League are just on with this. And it’s not just City and PSG, all the clubs. They all tried to come together to create one terrible idea called the ‘Super League’ just for their benefit while clubs like Bolton Wanderers and Wigan FC are at the brink of extinction. And it’s not just the clubs. Even FIFA have bowed down to these billionaires. Where is the 2022 World Cup being held? Qatar. A country the size of a raisin on the map with zero footballing talent being given the world’s biggest competition most likely because FIFA will get the biggest profit out of it than any other country. So everyone. Please get together, to stop football getting ruined by some billionaires who don’t know a thing about football and just want even more money at the expense of this beautiful game.
The reason why clubs like Bolton and Wigan were on the verge of going bust is not mainly due to those rich people, but rather their own financial mismanagement
The sport I love and share with billions is corrupt to the fullest by few selected companies and individuals is scary . Never really imagined that seeing sponserd on shirts has that much going on behind the scenes . Great work 👍
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I am really proud at how my club, Porto, is still respecting all of its tradition instead of taking advantage from arab money. Porto luckily knows how to make money on their own.
thats the issue!
teams like porto are useful for super rich team for developing of players, but porto is not a protagonist as the richest clubs in europa.
Being mediocre aint nothing to be proud of, tuga
@@lucasestaeljf
Well if all teams focused on football instead of money making
Porto would be competitive
Unfortunately in a globalist football all it matters is not tradition, but marketing and business
The sport of football is not what once was, same with national teams
FIFA wants a World Cup with 199 countries, not because they care about their football but because they would bring more money specially countries with large populations where football is not their main sport such as the US, China, and India.
@@19ars92 one thing doenst exclue the other, you can have money and good football actualy more money make better football, you can build better youth academy in more places, better departments like medical, stats, better training grounds, better tecnology, etc.... you can ignore the real world but reality still gonna affect you, if it wasnt for money brazil would have the best league in the world, so everybody has a situation worst than you, but thats just what it is, you have to accept and adapt
@@lucasestaeljf but it's short-lived
Doesn't matter how much trophies they win they are always low ranked divisional oil club.
Dont bring bayern to this slaughter house🔴⚪️
Bayern has upset a lot of people by winning everything in 2020
So winning trophies justify their act of supporting sportswashing? Fair
@@ken.9320 no, you missed his point. Bayern are not even the 50th worst at this but somehow they list them with PSG and City. It’s preposterous. Learn logic and scale, guy.
great info, we want more.
Disliked for mentioning Bayern alongside Man City and PSG as click bait title.
This is the worst part about Bayern. They are an immensely good run club and they make smart deals, but that deal wih Quatar and their ignorance as well as hypocrisy when it comes to money is shameful.
Bayern munich is the only club of them who dont gets all in the butt from owner.
Bayern is probably the most smartest club in europe.
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I’m not surprised by FIFA, UEFA or major corporations looking the other way in regards to UAE, Qatar, Saudi and Russian’s human & environmental rights violations…what disgusts me are the football players.
Almost every star player comes from a slum or impoverished environment, yet they’re more then happy to take City Group, PSG or Zenit’s blood money to buy another mansion, jet or luxury car.
If Messi, Neymar, Mbappe had been born in Nepal there’s a good chance a family member would be maimed or killed by Qatar’s stadium construction.
Bayern is where they are now not because huge money but because Gerd Muller....
and Lewa surely. Will he break his record?
Deluded
Football used to be a sport for the common man to support their local team, to have a good time with their friends and bring some joy to their lives. Rich, ruthless and criminal authoritarian regimes are now capitalizing on it's popularity for image building. Given the rise in the support for teams like City and PSG, you can tell a large chunk of football fans could not care less about what these people do away from public eye and are happy as long as their football teams win. Sad state of affairs.
Very true
Football was political in the 1900s too. South American football had a huge political influence. Real Madrid's success was used to "sport wash" Franco's regime in Spain.
Not only football, it's true for most international team sport. Like cricket in India-Pakistan now or England-Australia in the 1800s and 1900s.