World Cup 2022 Going Ahead

Messi to Pogba star in soft drink advertisements but the host has prepared a special tent for alcohol consumption.

At Qatar 2022 World Cup, it was widely heard that alcoholic beverages were indeed not permitted in Qatar.

Qatar will even provide a special tent for visitors who come and enjoy the sensation of Qatar 2022 World Cup. As is well known, Qatar 2022 World Cup is just around the corner, and many things about Qatar are being discussed, one of which is about alcohol. The existence of cultural differences with the previous World Cup host countries will make this World Cup 2022 will be interesting.

Qatar's goal in providing tents is to keep visitors safe. Visitors who drink too much alcohol are not expected to cause trouble. It is known, alcohol is indeed prohibited in the country of Qatar. Its circulation is also very tight and it is not traded arbitrarily.

The chief executive of the Qatar World Cup Supreme Committee, Al Khater said that with the tent, visitors could wake up after they had drunk too much.

"There's a plan for people to wake up if they're drinking too much."

"This is a place to make sure that they keep themselves safe, they are not a danger to others," Al Khater was quoted as saying by the Daily Star, Thursday, October 13, 2022.

Fans who have drunk too much alcohol will be taken to the tent. It is known, the tent was nicknamed the 'Drunk Tent'. Visitors will be directed to the tent until they come to their senses. If you are aware, then visitors will be able immediately to appear in public places. However, visitors will still receive a warning because Qatari law stipulates that drunkenness in public places is a crime.

Do not let excessive alcohol consumption can invite danger to the surrounding environment.

"What we ask is for people to respect the culture."

"In the end, as long as you don't do anything to harm anyone else,"

"If you don't damage public property, as long as you behave harmlessly, then everyone is welcome then you have nothing to worry about," added Al Khater.

The Qatar 2022 World Cup will be held from November 20 to December 18, 2022. A total of 32 of the best countries from around the world have already locked their tickets to appear in the 2022 World Cup Qatar.

Even though World Cup Qatar 2022 will not feature Italy due to being knocked out in the playoffs, the excitement of the four-year event is still awaited by millions of pairs of eyes. The leading countries will compete with dark horse teams to compete for the 2022 Qatar World Cup trophy. World Cup 2022 in November is also predicted to be the last appearance of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo at the World Cup. The reason is that both of them are now 35 years old (Lionel Messi) and 37 years old (Cristiano Ronaldo).

Three world soccer stars, Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, and Ronaldinho are seen starring in a Pepsi drink ad. Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, and Ronaldinho appear together at the launch of Pepsi's Thirsty For More. The ad, starring Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, and Ronaldinho, is the latest Pepsi advert ahead of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, and Ronaldinho Become Ad Star The video ad starring Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, and Ronaldinho begins with a group of people gathering in a place with a Middle Eastern feel.

Then, Lionel Messi also appeared in the video when someone offered him Pepsi. Not long ago, Paul Pogba and Ronaldinho also appeared. Then, they were seen showing off their soccer skills. It is known, Lionel Messi, Paul Pogba, and Ronaldinho are the football star players in the world. Their names are well-known throughout the universe. So do not be surprised, if they are trusted to star in an advertisement.

Currently, Lionel Messi and Paul Pogba are still active as football players.

Ronaldinho, meanwhile, retired from football in 2018. In the upcoming Qatar 2022 World Cup, Lionel Messi is still trusted to defend the Argentine national team. However, the participation of Paul Pogba with the French national team is still uncertain because he suffered a knee injury.

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