Man City's Kevin de Bruyne the latest to slam governing bodies over fixture congestion
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Kevin de Bruyne expressed frustration over FIFA's increasing fixture congestion, highlighting the tight schedule after the Club World Cup and potential repercussions for players' health.
De Bruyne mentioned, 'We know there will be only three weeks between the Club World Cup final and the first Premier League match. So, we have three weeks to rest and prepare for another 80 matches.' He emphasized that this season might be manageable, but expressed concerns about the following year.
The Belgian midfielder lamented the growing number of fixtures, saying, 'It seems that money speaks louder than the players' voices,' reflecting the pressures from governing bodies.
Bernardo Silva echoed De Bruyne's sentiments, stating, 'The schedule is completely crazy. We'll probably play every three days for months. It's been absolutely absurd.' It highlights the unsustainable nature of current match scheduling.
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