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Omar Abdulkadir Artan n’a pas été écarté de la Coupe du Monde 2026 pour une raison sportive, disciplinaire ou professionnelle. L’arbitre somalien, considéré comme l’un des meilleurs du continent africain, a été refusé à l’entrée des États-Unis malgré un visa présenté comme valide, puis privé de Mondial. La FIFA a confirmé qu’il ne participerait pas à la compétition.

Le problème dépasse donc largement la décision américaine. La FIFA a choisi et validé une organisation dans un pays où les restrictions migratoires pouvaient poser problème à des officiels, des staffs, des médias ou des délégations venant de pays politiquement sensibles. Elle devait obtenir des garanties solides pour éviter qu’un arbitre sélectionné pour le plus grand tournoi du monde soit bloqué pour des raisons administratives ou politiques.

La Coupe du Monde 2026 est censée être organisée par trois pays : les États-Unis, le Mexique et le Canada. Pourtant, dans ce cas, le refus américain suffit à sortir totalement Omar Artan du tournoi. C’est précisément là que l’organisation interroge : si un seul pays hôte peut empêcher un officiel accrédité de participer, alors le Mondial paraît bien trop centré sur les États-Unis.

La CAF est aussi visée par la critique. Elle a valorisé Omar Artan, célébré sa sélection, puis l’arbitre s’est retrouvé écarté d’un Mondial sans que les fédérations africaines ne pèsent publiquement avec force face à la FIFA. Même si Artan a remercié la FIFA et la CAF pour leur soutien, la question reste entière : à quoi sert de promouvoir un Mondial inclusif si un arbitre africain sélectionné peut être exclu de cette manière ?

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00:00In the case of Omar Arthane, FIFA is complicit.
00:02The CAF is complicit and the African countries are complicit.
00:05Omar Arthane was not sidelined for any sporting, disciplinary, professional or any other reason, no, no.
00:10He was excluded because he comes from a sensitive country.
00:12As if your nationality defines your personality.
00:15So you're going to tell me that I'm repinning everything because technically it's the United States and the government
00:19Trump refused entry.
00:21And therefore, FIFA, CAF and the like have nothing to do with any of this.
00:24Certainly, but it was FIFA that submitted the United States' proposal to a vote, a small
00:28there's not much there.
00:28And for those who would tell me, well yes, it was in 2018, we didn't know who would get Trump, etc.
00:32So in 2018, if you remember correctly, Trump was already there.
00:35It was his first term and we all knew he was a far-right psychopath and that
00:40was going to cause trouble at some point.
00:41FIFA, admittedly, has no rights over the laws of the United States, we agree.
00:45But she's the one organizing the competition, which means she should at least have
00:48to obtain prior approval from the Trump administration
00:51to have guarantees for absolutely all players, all referees, all staff, all media, all
00:56journalists, all the officials in fact, for this World Cup.
00:58And since Infantino awarded a Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump, well, that's because...
01:03In fact, FIFA also acted as a guarantor of those points.
01:05Normally, when you award someone the equivalent of a Nobel Peace Prize, it's because...
01:09If someone is the president of a country, they're not going to let people in and let people
01:13Under the tile, I don't know.
01:15And then, well, FIFA, all year long, gives us slogans about inclusive football, football with everyone
01:19The world, whatchamacallit, those slogans are great.
01:21But FIFA accepts that an official referee from its federation can be excluded for purely political and migratory reasons.
01:27It's not even like the referee in question made discriminatory remarks, I don't know, not even.
01:32They didn't even try to make any excuses, they just didn't let him in because he's Somali.
01:37And remind me, where is this World Cup being held?
01:40Is she in the United States? Or is she in North America?
01:42Canada and Mexico are in the tandem, right?
01:45Because, yes, Trump's fascist regime did not allow Omar to return to US territory.
01:50It's obviously outrageous, but there's nothing new under the sun, I told you, there's even
01:53NGOs have been raising the alarm about this for years.
01:56Maybe we should have listened to them, huh.
01:57But FIFA could have considered a plan B, where that referee would have officiated matches in Mexico and
02:02in Canada.
02:03Plus, there's this story where he's seen happy to have arrived in Miami and everything.
02:06Was this the first time a Somali referee could represent his country in a World Cup?
02:10Well, no, false hope.
02:12Moreover, his inability to officiate clearly demonstrates one thing, doesn't it?
02:15It's crazy that the organization was so focused on the States.
02:18Yes, the States is one of the biggest countries in the world, it's one of the richest countries
02:21to the world.
02:22I'd like to agree, but I have the impression that it's the States, San Marino and Gibraltar.
02:26there.
02:26Canada has 4-5-6 games, Mexico has the same, and the States have almost all of the games.
02:32And then there's the CAF in all this, I'm talking about the Confederation of African Football, right?
02:36She had praised Omar Hartan.
02:37I don't know, maybe stand up for yourself, try to make yourselves heard, do something, actually.
02:41Yes, it's not the CAF that will ultimately get him into the States.
02:44It's not the CAF (French family allowance fund) that will be able to make him work in Mexico or Canada.
02:47but she cannot celebrate her participation in a World Cup,
02:50And then, well, to remain silent or say nothing.
02:53when that same guy gets excluded for purely discriminatory reasons.

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