If you want we will also tell you the intersquads
Quasi-Argentine Montevideo.- FIFA has already warned Uruguay that if it does not they remove The stars who have “extra” will not be allowed to go to the World Cup.
To give you context without having to eat an encyclopedia, here goes: Uruguay usually puts four stars on its shirt to represent the 1930 and 1950 World Cups and (here comes the good part) the gold medals from the Paris 1924 and Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games.
Uruguay is getting stars for every game it wins
This has caused confusion in the soccer field, since the teams usually only put the stars for each World Cup won, and not for Olympics, hexagonal or intersquad, just as the Uruguayans do.
The situation has already been warned by FIFA, which published the historical World Cup table, which is led by Brazil with 5, followed by Germany and Italy with 4. And thus, reliably omitting Uruguay’s attempt to get four stars, leaving them at the same level as France, with two.
As if to hide its desire to count Olympic medals, Uruguay put Belgium with a star in front of the Centenario Stadium in Montevideo, for that medal won in Antwerp 1920, something that the Belgians themselves (yes, that’s what they say) have also rejected, leaving the Uruguayans as dilutional lunatics.
The company Puma even notified the Uruguayan Football Association in 2021 that, at the request of FIFA, they had to remove two of the four stars that accompany the shield.
In fact, it is rumored that FIFA could disqualify the South Americans from the World Cup if they dared to present a shirt with four stars.
Taking advantage of the fact that FIFA is already involved in this, they should even take away the 1930 World Cup, where only 13 teams played and where mysteriously neither Germany, nor Italy, nor England were present; And since we are at it, the 1978 and 2022 World Cups in Argentina should not count either for reasons that everyone knows.
But if you want, we can talk about boxing or Miss Universe…