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– They are Burberry shoes. It is a gift, says a frustrated Anna-Maja Kazarian to news. Kazarian himself told about the cure at X on Wednesday. First she wrote that she had been stopped by a judge and asked if she could change her shoes. According to Kazarian, the rationale was that they were categorized as “sports shoes”. – It hurts just to walk in them, and I definitely wouldn’t use Burberry sneakers for sports, she wrote about the shoes from the exclusive fashion brand. DUTCH PROFILE: Anna-Maja Kazarian is one of the best-known players from the Netherlands. Photo: Lennart Ootes/Fide Half an hour later she posted a new message, where she attached a picture of a yellow note stating that she had received an official warning and a fine of 100 euros. – This is completely ridiculous. Fide, kindly reverse this bota. My shoes are not sports sneakers, she wrote. When news meets the chess profile after the seventh round, he is on his way to a taxi. She has to go to the hotel to get some other shoes. – Those are quite expensive shoes you have? – Yes, they are. It was a nice gift from my sister. But according to Fide, they are “sports shoes”, she replies. Burberry is known as a British luxury brand. Read what Fide answers further down in the article This is not allowed For men: Sports trainers, t-shirts, jeans, inappropriate clothes (such as clothes with holes or dirty clothes), sports sun hats and sunglasses. For women: Athletic trainers, flat shoes, jeans, inappropriate clothing (such as clothing with holes or dirty clothing), sports cap, sunglasses and revealing clothing. Can be refused to play In the run-up to the WC, it was announced that a first-time violation of the dress code will result in a fine of 100 euros in the women’s class and 200 euros in the open class. If a player breaks the dress code again, the player will be refused to play in the next round of the tournament. Kazarian tells news that she would not have been allowed to participate in the next round if she had not changed her shoes. DAMN: Anna-Maja Kazarian is anything but pleased to be fined for these shoes. Photo: Helge Tvedten / news Ivan Syrovy, chief referee in Fide, tells news that all the players must respect the “dress code” in the WC. – We don’t just want great parties, but also well-dressed people, among other things to show respect for the great venue we are in and for the WC, says Syrovy to news. According to the chief referee, Fide has experienced some trouble with the players appearing in – what they refer to as – sports shoes. – It doesn’t look very nice if someone plays with sports shoes. You can play football or run, but not play chess with sports shoes. That’s why they give me these cards, which means that you will be fined in the first place. You are still in the next round, so you get a chance to change clothes, he replies. – It can be difficult to understand what are sports shoes and what are not. Fide responds to the criticism When news confronts Syrovy that Kazarian has called the decision “ridiculous” and that she actually plays in Burberry shoes, he replies: – I don’t understand that it’s completely ridiculous, because the rules have been communicated well in advance . The dress codes in the WC in rapid and blitz chess have been debated on several occasions in previous years. The Dutchman Anish Giri was among those who on X paid great attention to the dress code for this year’s WC and asked that Fide should “clarify” what actually applied.



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