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Krijn Schramade
Dutch investigative journalist at Follow the Money specializing in military economics, sanctions, and football's business ties with Russia.
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Oct 7, 2026
Football never stopped doing business with Russia
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5:03Krijn SchramadeGUEST
There are two types of sanctions or measurements that were taken after, uh, Russia invaded Ukraine in '22.
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5:12Krijn SchramadeGUEST
Uh, international football organizations like FIFA and UEFA banned Russian teams from international competitions.
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5:21Krijn SchramadeGUEST
Like, uh, Russian national football team was not able to participate in, uh, qualifying matches for the Euro Cup and the World Cup and stuff like that.
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5:29Krijn SchramadeGUEST
And the football teams were excluded from, uh, banned from, uh, like the Champions League and the Europa League.
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5:37Krijn SchramadeGUEST
Uh, all the big matches, the big money-making matches and competitions, so they were excluded from that.
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14:30Marie ChassaigneHOST
So these transfer continued after, um, after the sanctions have been installed, and no one was essentially telling those football clubs, "Hey, stop doing this."