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JAMES NALTON argues that Curtis Jones’s departure leaves Liverpool facing a stark local void as the club’s roots are increasingly swallowed by football’s globalised model
FIFA is facing fresh calls to take “urgent and concrete action” to remedy abuse suffered by World Cup migrant workers in Qatar.
Football’s world governing body has been urged by human rights group Amnesty International to publish a review it began in March of whether existing remedies were sufficient.
A workers’ representative quoted in a new Amnesty report, A Legacy In Jeopardy, said: “Fifa talked a lot before the World Cup about workers’ welfare, but now, a year after, nothing has happened — it was all talk.”
