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Irish Footballer Expresses Solidarity with Gazans Amidst Israel Match Controversy

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Irish national football team player Chiedozie Ogbene has voiced his solidarity with the residents of Gaza, stating his "heart is with the people of Gaza, those whose lives have been destroyed by war, disease, and severe hunger." The comments come amid controversy surrounding the team's upcoming match against Israel.

Ogbene addressed the media, acknowledging the difficult situation and the discussions within the team regarding their participation. "We are considering what we will do and talking about it," he said, emphasizing that playing the match would not signify friendship with Israel. He directed questions about the situation to UEFA, stating, "This is the Israeli government that makes the decisions, but these questions should be directed to UEFA."

The player highlighted his focus on the human aspect of the conflict, describing the situation as very complicated and placing UEFA in a difficult position. "I am just a footballer, I have no title on this matter," Ogbene concluded, reiterating his sympathy for those affected in Gaza.

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