Qatar's World Cup chief warns Gareth Southgate to "pick his words carefully"
dailystar.co.ukGareth Southgate has been told to "pick his words very carefully" by Qatar's World Cup chief executive Nasser Al Khater after he raised the issue of migrant workers' rights.
The England boss said earlier this week that he and his team can use their voices in a positive way at the tournament while touching on human rights issues including women's rights as well as treatment of the LGBTQ+ community in Qatar.
The Guardian reported last year that 6,500 migrant workers have died in Qatar since they were awarded the World Cup, with Amnesty International reporting that, in both law and practise, women and LGBTI people continue to face discrimination.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Al Khater fumed: "No country is perfect, so if somebody is coming and claiming they are a perfect country then they need to really take a look at themselves.
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