UEFA Referees Chair Calls for VAR Reforms
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has proposed improvements to the use of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology by reducing intervention in marginal cases and relying more on clear and explicit decisions. The head of the referees’ committee, Roberto Rosetti, called for an adjustment in the application philosophy to support referees with strong personalities and to avoid excessive reviews that lead to losing the natural flow of the game. Emphasis was placed on clear examples, such as the famous Maradona goal. This was accompanied by the launch of the "ClearLine" platform, which clarifies when and how VAR should intervene, aiming to enhance the understanding of fans and clubs regarding cases that require intervention and to reduce varying interpretations between different countries.
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