Arsene Wenger, now FIFA's chief of global football development, seeks to reform football by proposing more lenient offside rules that would significantly change how the game is played. His innovative idea involves allowing players to be considered onside if any part of their body capable of scoring is level with the last defender, which aims to enhance game flow. As offside technology is trialed successfully in several European countries, Wenger hopes these changes will be adopted quickly, addressing both VAR-induced frustrations and enhancing overall enjoyment in football.
Wenger's ambition for reforming football centers on 'daylight' offside rulings, which would deem players onside if any scoring part is level with the defender.
The introduction of semi-automatic technology across Europe is aimed at speeding up decision-making processes in football, addressing criticisms around VAR's impact on the game.
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