Injuries spark clash between UEFA and FIFA

European national football associations are moving to demand the cancellation of the new international break system approved by FIFA, which is set to take effect this season. Their concerns stem from the potential increase in injuries, fixture congestion, and the negative impact on players and clubs. The system stipulates playing four matches during a three-week break, instead of scheduling games over 11 days. This change has led to heightened injury risks and disrupted the balance between the sporting and financial schedules, especially for smaller clubs and national teams.

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