Barcelona and Real Madrid form temporary alliance
According to the article, the clubs Barcelona and Real Madrid have united in opposition to the decision by the International Football Federation (FIFA) to unify the international break periods into a single 16-day window from September 21 to October 6. The two clubs believe that this new system disrupts teams' rhythm and increases injury risks, as it puts pressure on players, involves long travels, and causes scheduling overlaps for returns, threatening the stability of the teams and affecting their performance. Despite past disagreements between the two clubs, their joint stance has come to protect their teams’ interests, with some coaches and clubs preferring to revert to the previous system or wait for an assessment of the new approach.
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