UEFA opposes compulsory water breaks in World Cup

The European Football Union (UEFA) has refused to implement water breaks during the Champions League next season, clarifying that they will only be applied in extremely hot weather conditions. This comes after the International Federation (FIFA) decided to introduce rest periods in the World Cup matches in North America due to high temperatures. However, UEFA emphasized that these breaks do not align with Champions League regulations and are primarily used for advertising purposes. Additionally, officials from the German Bundesliga confirmed that such rest breaks are not suitable for Euro 2028, considering the region's typically cold climate.

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