Como restricts young players from heading the ball
Italian club Como has decided to ban unnecessary heading for players under the age of ten in order to protect children from the risks of concussion. This initiative is part of a project focused on promoting safety and prevention in football. Developed by Frenchman Rafel Varan, the project involves implementing restrictions on heading during training sessions and matches, aiming to reduce brain injuries among young players and raise awareness about the importance of safe playing techniques. Additionally, similar measures have been adopted by other sports federations, such as those in France and England, to minimize children's exposure to the risks of brain injuries in aerial games.
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