Shock in many sectors of football. According to The Athletic and BBC, Premier League clubs They vote next June 6 whether or not they want to abolish the use of VAR, the video arbitration system. This is a proposal of wolves to be put to the vote.
Wolves’ proposal would have to be approved by 14 of the 20 Premier League clubs to go ahead. The Molineux club presented a formal request to the Premier for the matter to be voted on.
He wolves stated in a statement that the VAR was introduced “in good faith” but led “to many negative consequences that destroy the relationship between fans and football.”
VAR was introduced in 2019 to assist referees in their key decisions, but this season in the Premier there have been many controversies related to the use of said technology.
Always according to the club promoting the VAR vote, “the price we pay for a small increase in accuracy goes against the spirit of the game.”
The Premier, for its part, said it was aware of the “concern about VAR” but that it “fully supports the use of the technology and we will continue to work with the body responsible for referees (PGMOL) to make improvements.”
Source: La Verdad
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