A coalition of prominent football players from major European leagues has joined a call to boycott friendly matches held on occupied territories. The initiative, launched last week under the name “Red Card for Violations,” aims to urge sports federations to take a clear stance in support of the Palestinian sports movement, which faces ongoing challenges. Over 50 athletes of various nationalities signed the founding statement.

A coalition of prominent football players from major European leagues has joined a call to boycott friendly matches held on occupied territories. The initiative, launched last week under the name “Red Card for Violations,” aims to urge sports federations to take a clear stance in support of the Palestinian sports movement, which faces ongoing challenges. Over 50 athletes of various nationalities signed the founding statement.

A coalition of prominent football players from major European leagues has joined a call to boycott friendly matches held on occupied territories. The initiative, launched last week under the name “Red Card for Violations,” aims to urge sports federations to take a clear stance in support of the Palestinian sports movement, which faces ongoing challenges. Over 50 athletes of various nationalities signed the founding statement.