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Racism monitor urges Fifa to remove World Cup official over ‘white supremacy’ gesture

The Guardian· Jun 15, 2026 · 1:33 PM · 103 views

A World Cup official is under fire for making an 'OK' gesture during a match, a symbol controversially linked to white supremacy. The Fare network, a FIFA partner, is calling for his removal, labeling the gesture as neo-Nazi. This incident raises questions about the future of officiating in sports. #WorldCup #FIFA #Controversy #SportsNews #Racism

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