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Fifa proposes one-minute absence for injured players
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Fifa has proposed that players receiving treatment for injuries must remain off the field for at least one minute to curb time-wasting. The measure is among several changes set for approval at the International Football Association Board annual general meeting. Leagues have expressed concerns over potential unintended consequences for genuinely injured players.
Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger's proposal to reform the offside rule is advancing, with FIFA set to present it to the International Football Association Board. The change would deem attackers onside if any part of their body aligns with the last defender, aiming to reduce marginal VAR decisions. Trials in youth competitions have already begun, sparking debate on its impact.
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FIFA is exploring advanced refereeing technologies, including body cameras and improved offside alerts, for the 2026 World Cup. These innovations build on successful trials from this year's Club World Cup in the United States. Officials emphasize balancing technological improvements with the sport's traditions.