In recent weeks, a lot of people have been talking about how players have too much to do because of UEFA and FIFA’s strict schedule of games.
Unfortunately, football players are getting hurt more often because their schedules are too full and they don’t get enough rest.
Instead of making things easier, UEFA and FIFA have made things worse by adding more games to the UEFA Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup. There are also more foreign games.
What Flick wants UEFA and FIFA to know
More and more people in the football community are worried about how hard the players are being hit by having so many games. Barcelona boss Hansi Flick has asked the governing bodies to do something to protect the players.
A source told SPORT that the head coach of Barcelona said, “UEFA and FIFA have to look after the players.”
Flick also said, “It’s not good for the players. We all love football, watching games, and seeing players play to their full potential. I think the number of games should be cut down.”
Players are thinking about going on strike.
After a number of well-known footballers voiced their worries and even hinted that going on strike might be an option, Flick spoke out.
Rodri, a great player for Manchester City, recently spoke out about the problem. Many of his teammates, including Jules Kounde of Barcelona and Dani Carvajal of Real Madrid, have backed him up.
Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola are two other managers who have talked about the issue. Now, Flick has also made his feelings known to the government.
Since Barcelona has recently lost players to illness like Fermin Lopez and Dani Olmo, they have had to deal with a lot of extra work.
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