Security threats at the World Cup: Messi and Cristiano in danger

A report reveals security threats at the World Cup, highlighting plans for attacks targeted at Leo Messi. Before several matches, calls with bomb and rifle threats were received, creating great tension. Additionally, Cristiano Ronaldo faced compromising situations at the team hotel. Referees were also targeted with over 6,000 hate messages following controversial decisions on the field.

Threats to Messi during the World Cup

Prior to the match between Argentina and Jordan, a man threatened to break into the stadium with bombs and a rifle, specifically targeting Messi. Other threats were repeated before the game against Egypt, leading to a false bomb scare in the stadium. The tension was palpable with each warning received.

Security Incidents with Cristiano Ronaldo

FIFA alerted the FBI about a suspicious man seeking details of Cristiano's accommodation, who was arrested days later at the Portuguese team hotel. In another incident in Toronto, an individual tried to enter the elevator with Ronaldo claiming to want a photo. These events highlight the vulnerability of football stars to threats and compromising situations.

Threats to Referees

Referees Letexier and Delajod received thousands of hate messages after controversial matches. This led to strengthening security at their homes due to the severity of the threats received, underscoring the importance of protecting everyone involved in the world of football.

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