FIFA updates Intercontinental Cup rules

The FIFA Federation has decided to ban official training sessions with the ball on the third and fourth match pitches in the upcoming edition of the Intercontinental Cup, which features champions from different continents such as Al-Ahli Saudi Arabia, the reigning champions of the AFC Champions League. Additionally, the federation has introduced administrative and technical changes, including the creation of a team protection officer role to monitor mental health, combat discrimination, and prevent harassment. The tournament has been divided into two phases: one for the host clubs and another organized by the neutral organizing body. FIFA has also implemented a flexible player roster system, allowing modifications up until just before the match, increased the substitute bench to 15 players, and eliminated yellow cards after the third match to protect star players from suspension. Strict medical measures and stringent regulations on medications and first aid have been enforced. Furthermore, FIFA has allocated a prize fund of $13.5 million, with $5 million going to the tournament champion and $4 million to the runner-up.

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