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The article discusses hydration breaks in the 2026 World Cup, which were added during each half to enhance player safety from heat and fatigue in the tournament held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Although the official goal is to protect players and improve performance conditions, these pauses have created an opportunity for advertising companies to display ads before a global audience, adding significant commercial value at the expense of the game's flow and excitement. Some coaches and fans oppose the impact of these breaks on the rhythm of play and the creation of a different psychological momentum. The challenges for FIFA involve balancing the preservation of competitive spirit and player safety with the investment of advertising time.
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