"I'm also a fan of this sport. So when I'm watching a fight, I also want to watch a good fight," he toldSky Sports "The exploitation of Qatar's massive migrant workforce has already cast a dark shadow over next year's World Cup, and the Football Association ought to use the remaining year until kick-off to push for lasting labour reforms in Qatar," Amnesty UK chief executive Sacha Deshmukh said. He tweeted: "The surgery went well and now the recovery begins... I can't wait to get back on the pitch as soon as possible. Amnesty found that some employers still oppose or ban workers from changing jobs and that employers' permission to leave a job is still needed in practice. Absconding charges are brought spuriously against workers seeking to legally leave an employer, wage theft remains rampant, and the legal process to reclaim unpaid dues remains "laborious and even fruitless" for many migrant workers.