"We remember the words of (FIFA President) Gianni Infantino. It is definitely not a welcome greeting for us if you are taken out of the stadium or threatened with being taken out of the stadium, he said.
"FIFA expressly stated in its letter that it has the right to appeal to the FIFA Disciplinary Committee in the case, namely the use of the captain's armband, which can then result in punishment," he added.
This is done by FIFA so that the contestants carry out a uniform 'campaign'. FIFA does not want any contestants to feel superior to the 'campaign' they are carrying.
A number of Qatari citizens wore armbands featuring pro-Palestinian designs at the opening match of the Group E 2022 World Cup between Japan-Germany on Wednesday. This became the focus in the midst of a dispute over the political symbols that were present at the four-year football party.
The armbands feature the identical black-and-white keffiyeh scarf design as a symbol of the Palestinian cause and are an apparent response to players and officials protesting FIFA's move to sanction players who wear "OneLove" armbands on the pitch.
This is also a satire back on the actions of the Minister of the Interior of Germany, Nancy Faeser, who came wearing an identical rainbow captain's armband as a form of support for LGBT+.Â
His attitude confirms the rejection of the rules that have been decided by FIFA. FIFA together with Qatar confirmed restrictions on any symbols of support for LGBT campaigns. This decision provoked a strong reaction from a number of participating countries in Europe, including Germany.
Last week, seven European teams abandoned plans to wear the captain's armband onto the pitch after FIFA threatened them with sanctions. The rainbow captain's armband or One Love which supports LGBT players may not be used at the 2022 World Cup. As a result, a number of teams, including Germany, have canceled wearing the rainbow LGBT captain's armband at the 2022 World Cup.
This can lead to threats regarding the yellow card they will receive if they force to use attributes that are not in accordance with the attributes of the 2022 World Cup.
Qatari football fans avenged Germany's World Cup protests by holding up a photo of former Germany player Mesut zil covering their mouth during a game against Spain on Sunday, AP News reported.
 This action was a response to the protests of the German players when they posed for silence during a photo session before their match against Japan last Wednesday. This act of silence was a form of protest against FIFA's threat which was considered to silence them from speaking out about support for LBGTQ+ groups in the World Cup.
