football officials In order to accommodate kick-ins, the IFAB will need to modify several of the football rules.
As football officials review the suggestion put up by former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger’s IFAB search for methods to eliminate time-wasting and will consider additional proposals that would aid in making football entertaining, kick-ins will replace throw-ins in football.
Arsene Wenger may have ended his coaching career, but in his new position as FIFA’s Chief Head of Global Football Development, the former Arsenal manager is radically altering the game of football.
Arsene Wenger set out to fundamentally alter football’s established regulations, and the IFAB has officially endorsed his proposal to replace throw-ins with kick-ins.
In an effort to make football more interesting, authorities have created a new rule to cut down on time-wasting during games.
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Wenger has consistently insisted that throw-ins are a method for opposition teams to squander time during a football game and that getting one late in the game is disadvantageous to the attacking team.
FIFA plans to end the biannual World Cup plans
FIFA may abandon its intentions to organize the World Cup every two years as a result of the strong opposition it received from those involved in the sport.
Gianni Infantino, the president of FIFA, disassociated the football governing organization from the notion put forth by Arsene Wenger in April during a speech at FIFA’s congress in Qatar, according to CGTN News.
Wenger had suggested that the FIFA World Cup be held every two years rather than the present structure of once every four years, but the proposal was met with strong opposition from major football associations.
SOURCE: Sportsbrief.com
