Hosted in Qatar, this 2022 FIFA World Cup gives people food for thought in every aspect. Social media has been a window to show the B-side of this football event. In an Asian country, there is a store that has the same name as the sports network Fox Sports, but has nothing to do with the television company.
This curious “coincidence” was revealed in the same Twitter account of the channel. The establishment sells “unofficial” t-shirts and uniforms. “Fake Fox Sports. No, these are not our offices in Qatar, this is a store that sells “pirate” football uniforms. Now more than ever… Fox Sports in Qatar,” they wrote.
Network correspondent Sergio Treviño was responsible for reporting this curious piece. The communicator even entered the store and spoke to one of the employees, explaining that they had the same name and inquiring about its origin.
Perhaps because he did not understand English well or was afraid of the presence of the camera, the worker was clearly embarrassed and did not answer any of Trevigno’s questions, which he always expressed in a friendly tone.
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