One of the best referees in Europe, the Dutchman who has had friction with Neymar is a millionaire Formula One driver and "sponsor".

If only four countries are involved in the World Cup dispute, many others are in the fray for their umpire to decide the World Cup. One of the favorites is the Dutchman Bjorn Kuipers, one of the most experienced in Europe, with many decisions in the school curriculum.

However, few people know that Kuipers is a successful entrepreneur and millionaire.

Kuipers is co-owner of the supermarket chain C100 with more than 500 branches in the Netherlands. In addition to refereeing the Dutch league and UEFA competitions (where he receives 6,000 euros per match), the referee has a fortune of 12.4 million euros.

The C100 sponsors Dutch Formula 1 driver Max Le Verstappen of Red Bull, one of the most promising on the circuit today.

Kuipers has scored three World Cup matches up here, including Brazil's 2-0 win over Costa Rica. In this match, he gave Neymar and Philippe Coutinho a yellow card, in addition to scoring a penalty kick at Neymar and returning after seeing the offer in the video. There was also another friction with the attacker, who asked the referee not to touch him.