Extreme News reporter Sun Zhe
According to the British "Mirror" website reported on the 25th, recently, an English fan named DeHaar shared his heartwarming story when watching the World Cup in Qatar. Dehar and friends met a Qatari billionaire at a hotel in Doha, who, after spotting him wearing a Premier League Wolves shirt, invited them to lunch at his mansion and asked the driver to pick them up by car.
Qatari billionaire invites English fans to come from their mansion (Source: The Mirror)
Dehar told reporters that the Qatari billionaire, Omar, "You can't imagine what happened at the time." We were chatting in the hotel bar and he came up to me and said he noticed me wearing a Wolves shirt and he said he knew Wolves too. [Omar] really knows Wolves, he knows the manager has just been sacked, and we talked a little bit about Raul Jimenez [a Mexican footballer who now plays for Wolves in the Premier League]. ”
Screenshots of relevant reports (Source: The Mirror)
"[Omar] also said he was a Manchester United fan. He was friendly to us and he also bought us food and drinks. Dehar continued.
Before Omar left, he invited Dehar to his house for lunch the next day: "We exchanged phone numbers, and the next day I got a call saying his driver was waiting for us outside the hotel and was going to take us to his home." ”
"He said, 'There's a car waiting for you,' and we couldn't believe what was happening in front of us." Dehar said.
Dehar and his friends eat at Omar's house (Source: The Mirror)
Dehar and his friends enjoyed a five-star meal at Omar's house, which also included a soccer-themed fruit platter. "His home was a huge mansion, we sat together drinking tea and eating biscuits, and he showed us around the whole house, and then we watched Germany vs Japan together, and we ate at a very large table."
"He also took us to the pool during a tour of the house and said we could go for a swim but since none of us brought swimsuits (had to do so). This experience made us feel the warmth and friendliness of the Qatari people. Dehar said.
(Source: Polar Eye News)
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