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Shakhtar Donetsk chief accuses FIFA of 'never supporting Ukrainian football' during Russia's invasion - as he urges the governing body to hold firm in its commitment to bar ...

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Shakhtar's chief executive feels FIFA have not offered Ukraine enough support He has claimed that the world governing body had kept its doors 'closed to us' LISTEN NOW: It's All Kicking Off! Can INEOS really be judged after 12 months? Shakhtar Donetsk ...
The article discusses the frustration of Shakhtar Donetsk's chief executive, Serhiy Palkin, who has accused FIFA of failing to support Ukrainian football during Russia's invasion. Palkin highlighted FIFA's lack of action in protecting Ukrainian clubs and players, especially in terms of financial support and player contract issues amidst the war. He criticized FIFA for not taking a strong stance against Russia, particularly in barring Russian teams from international competitions, despite the ongoing conflict. Palkin emphasized the need for FIFA to uphold its commitment to exclude Russian teams, pointing out the disparity in how FIFA has handled the situation compared to other international conflicts. He also mentioned the broader impact of the war on Ukrainian football, including the displacement of players and the destruction of infrastructure, urging FIFA to provide more substantial aid and recognition to Ukrainian football's plight.

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