#player-welfare

#player-welfare

Injuries among Premier League players under 21 are rising due to increased fixtures and physical demands, impacting their health and career longevity.

Manchester United is prioritizing player protection over the upcoming game against Brentford to prepare for the crucial semi-final.

Former rugby players are at risk of cognitive problems; intervention programs are emerging but face challenges with participant follow-through.

World Rugby's brain health service aims to support former players but managing anxiety regarding assessments is crucial for participation.

Former Lions players join legal action over brain injury claims against World Rugby, emphasizing growing concerns for player welfare in the sport.

England rugby undergoes significant changes with new stadium name and red card rules, challenging traditional fans and altering the game dynamics.

Michael Cheika questions his suspension, feeling undeserved and reflecting concern about his welcome in English club rugby.

Thomas Frank criticizes the new FIFA Club World Cup format for increasing player workload.

Thomas Frank deems the new format of the Club World Cup 'ridiculous' due to concerns over fixture congestion and player welfare.

Carlo Ancelotti criticizes the new Champions League format for increasing the number of matches, advocating for fewer games in elite football.

UEFA may eliminate extra time in the Champions League in favor of direct penalties, raising concerns about player fatigue and injuries.

Guardiola demands improved communication from international managers to protect players' physical well-being.

Rodri's ACL injury raises concerns about player workload and its impact on their health.

FIFPro calls for mandatory off-seasons and breaks to protect players from workload overload.

Eidevall criticized the WSL for its poor fixture scheduling affecting player welfare. Chelsea's last-minute rescheduling exemplifies deeper issues.

The scheduling conflicts call into question the overall planning of the WSL and its impact on player welfare.

FIFA's expanded Club World Cup is criticized by Shaka Hislop for its potential to stress players due to intense scheduling.

Congested football schedules are leading to serious concerns for player welfare and performance.

Fear of injury significantly impacts players' mental health, with 68% of surveyed footballers indicating major negative effects.

Nina Wilson advocates for better mental health support for young footballers in light of Maddy Cusack's passing.

Bayern Munich feels compelled to participate in the Club World Cup, primarily due to financial pressures despite concerns about player workload.

Vincent Kompany is prioritizing player well-being by giving non-international players a week off during the international break.

The potential for a player strike is growing, driven by concerns over fatigue and player welfare.

GAA's recent decisions reflect a troubling disregard for player welfare amidst changes put forth by Jim Gavin and the Football Review Committee.

Fifa aims to prioritize player welfare despite complaints about its fixture scheduling and potential legal actions from European leagues and player unions.

Fifa taskforce led by Arsene Wenger will focus on enhancing player welfare amid calendar-related concerns.

Rodri's injury underscores the impact of an overloaded football schedule on player health.

Player injuries raise concerns about the sustainability of football schedules and their impact on players' careers.

The Chelsea Women's Super League match against Manchester United has been postponed due to a scheduling conflict with the Women's Champions League.

Jonas Eidevall criticizes the scheduling of Women's Super League fixtures, highlighting conflicts that prioritize European matches over domestic league stability.