FIFA and global player unions reached an agreement on mandatory rest periods to address player welfare amid concerns of burnout. The new measures include a minimum of 72 hours between games and a mandatory three-week holiday at season’s end. The player unions will also participate in discussions regarding player matters in FIFA Council. Additionally, a weekly rest day should be considered while clubs manage these periods according to match schedules. FIFA emphasized the importance of these agreements as part of the occupational risk prevention framework established by the ILO.
A consensus has been reached for a mandatory 72-hour minimum gap between matches and a three-week rest period in the closed season for players.
FIFA and the player unions addressed key health issues, prioritizing player welfare as part of the occupational risk prevention framework established by the International Labour Organization.
There will be joint projects focused on player rest and competition scheduling within the context of the International Match Calendar.
It was proposed to consider allowing players' unions to participate in FIFA Council meetings regarding player matters.
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