£1billion cruise liner with England's WAGs sets sail for Qatar - but players are NOT allowed on board
A billion-pound luxury cruise liner 'which will host England's WAGs during the World Cup in Qatar sets sail for Doha - with a shopping mall, beauty salons AND the longest dry slide at sea - but players WILL NOT be allowed on board' MSC World Europa's maiden voyage was spotted crossing the Suez Canal on WednesdayWhile the wives and girlfriends of football stars will enjoy the luxury of the chic ship, it is says players won't be allowed on board Players will instead be in a strict Covid bubble while staying at the Souq Al Wakra hotel in DohaThe £1billion cruise liner - usually costing £2,434.80 for 9 nights - features beauty salons, shopping, dodgems, six swimming pools, 14 ocean-view Jacuzzis and the longest dry slide at sea The 2022 FIFA World Cup is due to be held in Qatar from 20 November to December 18
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But while wives and girlfriends of stars of the footballers will enjoy the luxuries of the swanky ship - complete with its own shopping mall, beauty salons and the longest dry slide at sea - it's said players won't be allowed on board as they're about to form their own bubble Covid strict elsewhere.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is due to take place in Qatar from November 20 to December 18, but with planning going back to April 2016 , owner MSC Cruises has signed a letter of intent for up to four world championships. class ships from STX France, an order worth around 4 billion euros (3.5 billion pounds sterling).
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But while wives and girlfriends of stars of the footballers will enjoy the luxuries of the swanky ship - complete with its own shopping mall, beauty salons and the longest dry slide at sea - it's said players won't be allowed on board as they're about to form their own bubble Covid strict elsewhere.
The 2022 FIFA World Cup is due to take place in Qatar from November 20 to December 18, but with planning going back to April 2016 , owner MSC Cruises has signed a letter of intent for up to four world championships. class ships from STX France, an order worth around 4 billion euros (3.5 billion pounds sterling).
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