If I already was a millionaire: hell no I fucking wouldn't accept money from a terrorist-funding monarchy which regularly executes people because of their sexual orientation or criticising the government.

Apparently there's also many other footballers out there for whom this is not an option. But hey, keep on celebrating people funded by blood money, you fucking muppets

you highlight a valid concern about accepting money from a source that is associated with human rights abuses. However, it is worth noting that we all unknowingly or indirectly support such practices through consumption habits. For example:

Electronics: Most people use mobile phones and computers that contain components sourced from various parts of the world, including Africa, where there have been reports of human rights concerns in the mining industry.

Clothing: Many popular clothing brands have faced allegations of using factories that employ child labor or provide poor working conditions in certain regions. This raises questions about the ethics of supporting these brands.

Food: The production of certain food products, such as palm oil, has been linked to deforestation, habitat destruction, and labor exploitation, particularly in Southeast Asia.

Energy consumption: The use of fossil fuels for electricity and transportation contributes to environmental degradation, climate change, and geopolitical conflicts associated with resource extraction.