European Concerns Over Global Stops
The expanded international break system, which imposes four consecutive matches over a short period, has sparked discontent among European football associations. Officials consider it a disaster due to its negative impact on regularity and competitiveness. The European Union is now studying opposition from national teams and clubs and plans to propose an amendment to FIFA to extend the break period to 16 days, spread over September and October. This rule remains in effect until 2030. The system has led to increased injuries and a decline in performance levels, especially with the absence of stars like Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland, and it significantly affects player recovery and team stability.
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