Iran got their ticket to a third consecutive World Cupafter amazing performances in the Asian Qualifiers. Carlos Queiroz’s team dominated their group with 8 wins, 1 draw and only 1 loss against rivals such asSouth Korea, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.

Carlos Queiroz was supposed to lead Colombia to Qatar 2022, butthe lack of results in the CONMEBOL qualifiers got him fired. Then, Iran called again and he decided to take charge of the team for a third consecutive World Cup (2014, 2018 and 2022). Iran surprised everyone by beating Wales on Matchday 2 and that’s when Jurgen Klinsmann unleashed chaos with his remarks.

What happened between Carlos Queiroz and Jurgen Klinsmann?

After their victory over Wales, Jurgen Klinsmann claimed “gamesmanship” was part of Iran’s culture. That really hard take came in an interview with the BBC. “Yes, that’s their culture and their way of doing it. That’s why Queiroz fits really well the Iranian national team.This is just part of their culture and how they play, then they work the referee.You saw the bench always jumping up, working the fourth official and the linesman, constantly in their ears, constantly in your face”.

Klinsmann went further and strongly crticized Carlos Queiroz’s accolades. “Struggled in South America. He failed to qualify with Colombia and then he failed with Egypt to qualify and then he went back and guided Iran, who he worked already with for a long, long time. So this is not by coincidence. This is done on purpose”, said the former manager of Germany and the United States.

Carlos Queiroz answered to the claims via Twitter. “Dear Jurgen; You took the initiative to call me Carlos, so I believe it is proper to call you Jurgen. Right? Even not knowing me personally, you question my character with a typical prejudiced judgment of superiority. We promise you that we will not produce any judgments regarding your culture, roots and background and that you will always be welcome to our Family”.

Queiroz also asked Jurgen Klinsmann to resign from his role within FIFA’s technical study group. “At the same time, we just want to follow with full attention what will be the decision of FIFA regarding your position as a member of Qatar 2022 Technical Study Group. Because, obviously, we expect you to resign before you visit our camp”.

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Other nations are also being questioned by some of the media for things that happen outside the pitch. In this case Iran, who is preparing to play England in their opening match of the FIFA World Cup.

Former MetroStars, Portugal, and Colombia national team manager Carlos Queiroz fielded an uncomfortable question by a Sky Sports reporter.

Carlos Queiroz asked about being comfortable working for Iran

The Sky Sports Journalist asked the Portuguese coach if he was comfortable working for a country that “represses the rights of women”. Queiroz taken back by the question answered ironically.

“What channel do you work for?” When the reporter answered Sky, Queiroz continued “How much you pay me to answer that question?” The former Manchester United assistant continued, “You are a private company how much you pay me… I can answer that question if you make me a good offer. Thank you.”

Queiroz tried to brush the question aside trying to make a point that he is doing a “job”, but he was quick to strike back after leaving the press conference stating, “I think you should start to think about what happened with the immigrants in England also.”

Iran will play in Group B with England, United States, and Wales.