Designs like this have been appearing on the Sports sub-Reddit for a few days now.
FIFA's decision to award Qatar the 2022 World Cup was hugely controversial from the moment it was announced.
There were fears about human rights abuses and the treatment of migrant workers. A Guardian investigation suggested they were well-founded.
In 2013 the International Trade Union Confederation claimed that 4,000 lives could be lost in the process of getting Qatar ready for the World Cup.
An Amnesty report claimed Nepalese workers were "working up to 12 hours a day, seven days a week, during the summer months when temperatures regularly reach 45C."
There has been much criticism of Qatar's use of the "Kafala system" for these workers.
Early on Wednesday morning, seven current and former FIFA officials were arrested at a hotel in Zurich, Switzerland, on suspicion of corruption.
There is a possibility of Qatar losing the 2022 World Cup as a result of the arrests, CNBC reported.
The World Cup sponsors have reacted to the news.
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