I’m Poland’s hottest Miss World Cup fan – I’ve got my eye on an English player but I’m skipping the Qatar World Cup

MISS World Cup, Poland’s hottest fan, has announced that she has her eye on one of England’s players.

However, football fan Marta Barczok has announced that the controversial World Cup in Qatar will be canceled this year.

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The model, who has competed in various tournaments in the past including Euro 2016, 2020 and the 2018 World Cup, has decided to miss the 2022 tournament.

She announced she wasn’t going to Qatar in a short clip she shared on Instagram, showing off her cheerleading skills.

In an exclusive interview with The Sun Online ahead of Poland’s game against Saudi Arabia tonight, Marta explained the reasons behind her decision.

She also predicted a possible winner, revealing her favorite Three Lions star – Harry Kane.

She said: “I think England will be in the top four, they have a really great squad and of course Harry Kane is playing who I think is one of the best strikers in the world.

“I watch him live at Tottenham games, I support Spurs and I’m at most home games.”

The model predicted that France would advance to the final and shared her hopes that Poland would reach the semifinals.

She said “looking at the first game, I don’t think it’s going to be that easy”, but warned: “You should definitely watch out for Lewandowski and Zielinki.”

The Poland supporter admitted she was hesitant at first as “football feelings often win out over reason” but finally made it clear she doesn’t want to take part in the tournament this year.

Marta explained: “I have decided not to go to Qatar where ‘the national sport is camel riding’, human rights are not respected, people have as much in common with football as I have with the spaceship, all that matters is money and only money .

“Corruption surrounds us everywhere, whether in business, in sports or in administration, but I never thought it could happen on such a scale.”

“I respect everyone who left despite everything and will support our team with them.

“I hesitated until the last moment because football feelings often overwhelm reason, but this time there is nothing other than these emotions that made me go there.

When asked for her opinion on the ban on rainbow flags in stadiums, Marta replied: “Everyone has the right to freedom, the rainbow symbol is a sign of freedom, tolerance and unity, all bans like banning rainbow flags are disrespect for human rights, community.” , freedom and hope.”

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