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Watch: ‘They only care for their pockets’ – Belgium’s Courtois slams Uefa, Fifa for fixture pile-up

The Red Devils lost to Italy in the third-place playoff in the Nations League, a game that the Real Madrid custodian had called pointless before the match.

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Oct 11, 2021 · 01:37 pm
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Watch: ‘They only care for their pockets’ – Belgium’s Courtois slams Uefa, Fifa for fixture pile-up
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🗣️ "They don't care about the players they just care about their pockets."

Thibaut Courtois accused UEFA and FIFA of prioritising money over player welfare after Belgium were beaten 2-1 by Italy in the Nations League third-place play-off. pic.twitter.com/0RbBu0Ux6h

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