Kevin Davies, 62, had travelled to Doha with his son and friend to watch Wales at the World Cup.
A Wales supporter has died in Qatar while on a trip to watch the team at the World Cup.BBC Wales has been told Mr Davies died of natural causes on Friday but he was not at the stadium to watchHis family is being offered UK consular assistance, with support from Football Supporters' Association Cymru which is helping fans at the tournament.
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office confirmed it was "supporting the family of a British man who has died in Qatar".
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