Europas Unmut über erweitertes Stopp-System
The expanded international break system in football has sparked widespread dissatisfaction among European football associations, as it requires national teams to play four consecutive matches in a short period. European officials have described this as a "disaster." It is expected that national associations will be surveyed to consider proposing an amendment to the break period to FIFA, the international governing body, so that it extends to 16 days, encompassing two separate windows in September and October, with two matches scheduled for each window. Despite these objections, the current system will remain in place until 2030, posing a threat to European clubs, especially those participating in the Champions League, which are facing challenges in recovering their players and experiencing a decline in performance due to injuries and loss of rhythm. Recently, key stars such as Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland have suffered injuries.
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