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Leagues and unions to sue FIFA over ‘unsustainable’ international calendar

The Premier League and the Professional Footballers’ Association are suing FIFA alongside other European domestic leagues and unions over what…

The National (Scotland)

Euro 2024: Stones in England training, Scotland at full strength – as it happened

Scotland fans arrived in Munich before Friday’s opener, while John Stones returned to England training after illness

The Guardian - UK

Footballers’ union starts legal action against Fifa over Club World Cup

The international footballers’ union Fifpro has started legal action against Fifa over the expanded men’s Club World Cup

The Guardian - UK

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PFA joins legal action against FIFA to ensure players get protected breaks

The English players’ union will be a co-claimant in a case to be heard in the Belgian courts.

The Independent UK

FIFA's Club World Cup destroyed? Real Madrid stance revealed as Carlo Ancelotti gives blunt verdict

FIFA's expanded Club World Cup will take place in the USA next summer

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Real Madrid will REJECT Club World Cup place, says Carlo Ancelotti: 'FIFA can forget it'

Los Blancos boss insists that many other teams will also refuse to play in new expanded competition next summer

Evening Standard

It’s easy to scoff at claims elite footballers are ‘at breaking point’ from workload – but their burnout speaks for the rest of us too

Maheta Molango, chief executive of the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA), has claimed that elite football players are now at “breaking point” because of excessive workload and insufficient rest. Speaking at the PFA and world footballers’ union FIFPro’s end of season review of player workload and recovery, Molango warned that players…

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'We are in danger': FIFPro warns football facing ’emergency’ over player fatigue

FIFA has been warned players will take “matters into their own hands” if nothing is done to address the growing demand on their workload, with…

The National (Scotland)

We are in danger – FIFPro warns football facing ’emergency’ over player fatigue

FIFPro says ‘players have gone beyond the limit’.

The Independent UK

Pro players group wants the 2025 Club World Cup in U.S. to be rescheduled, but FIFA pushes back

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is set to be played between June 15 and July 13 of 2025 in the United States

Latin Times

Fifa must postpone Club World Cup or face legal action, warns players’ union

Fifpro and the World Leagues organisation have asked for the expanded 2025 competition to be paused until an agreement over the fixture calendar is made

The Guardian - UK

Project ACL: WSL clubs to take part in pioneering injuries research project

Clubs are to be the subject of a three-year research initiative designed to find ways of reducing the incidence of anterior cruciate ligament injuries

The Guardian - UK

Gianni Infantino gives blue cards the red card and says Fifa is opposed to plan

Football’s law-making body is expected to drop the idea of introducing a blue card after the idea was met with public mockery

The Guardian - UK

Asian Champions League system unsustainable, says union

The global football players' union FIFPRO has labelled the Asian Champions League unsustainable, with a report detailing the costs faced by A-League Men clubs.

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FIFPRO report calls for better security at football stadiums to protect players

Security in stadiums must be improved and sanctions strengthened to deter physical and verbal abuse of footballers, a survey of player unions…

Evening Standard

Cristiano Ronaldo and eight Man City players nominated for FIFPRO World XI as Arsenal and Mo Salah snubbed

Nominees announced for 2023 award

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FIFA's Club World Cup Expansion: Boon or Bane?

FIFA's plan for a 32-team World Cup could redefine global soccer, but raises concerns about player well-being due to a packed match calendar.

The National (Scotland)

FIFA criticised over player welfare following expanded Club World Cup plan

FIFA have been criticised over player welfare following their expanded Club World Cup plans.

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The Independent UK

Fifa criticised over player welfare concerns following expanded Club World Cup plan

World football’s governing body set out further detail about the 2025 tournament on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

Liverpool miss out on 2025 Club World Cup spot and potential £50m windfall

Liverpool have been denied a place at the expanded tournament after Fifa confirmed that Chelsea and Manchester City would represent England

The Guardian - UK

New research reveals factors affecting ACL injuries in women’s football

Elite female footballers who suffer an ACL injury are more likely to have played more matches, had less rest and travelled further than their colleagues, a new study has found

The Guardian - UK

‘Many think football is not a game for women’: why Egypt is falling behind

This week’s newsletter looks at the struggles facing the women’s national team in the most populous country in north Africa

International Business Times

One In Five Players At Women's World Cup Suffer Online Abuse: Study

One in five players at this year's Women's World Cup were targeted by online abuse, according to a study released Monday by FIFA and the FIFPRO global players body.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s World Cup players highlight lack of rest before and after tournament

Two-thirds of players at the women’s World Cup this year feel they were not at their physical peak during the tournament due to a lack of rest

Fortune

Qatar World Cup contributes to record $770m injury cost for European teams

Injury costs soared 27% last year in Europe's five biggest leagues, with knee injuries carrying a particularly high price.

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