ZURICH (Reuters) – Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter mentioned on Tuesday amid widespread protests within the Islamic Republic over the loss of life of a girl in ethical police custody, a Swiss newspaper mentioned on Thursday. mentioned it believed Iran must be banned from the World Cup. as they are saying.

The Brick tabloid reported that “Iran must be overlooked of the World Cup,” with Blatter calling for harsh ends in a speech on the writer’s headquarters, urging Iran to compete if he was nonetheless accountable. mentioned it might have been excluded from

Protests in Iran pose one of the crucial audacious challenges to Iran’s clerical rulers because the 1979 Islamic Revolution.

Iran says overseas enemies have instigated riots because the loss of life of Iranian Kurdish girl Mahsa Amini in September after she was arrested for disobeying Iran’s strict gown code imposed on girls. are accusing.

Brick quoted Blatter as saying he didn’t perceive why FIFA president Gianni Infantino had not taken a transparent place on Iran.

Blatter, 86, made headlines this week when he mentioned it was a mistake to offer Qatar the best to host the World Cup, which begins on November 20.

Reported by Michael Shields.Modifying by Peter Rutherford

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