A World Footballers Union study, Fifpro, involved in seventy medical experts working with national clubs and options, was established by Consensus a series of twelve security measures aimed at protecting soccer players from overloading work.
The report appears on the eve of the start of the Club World Cup, which begins Saturday in the United States with an extended format of 32 teams and is even more demanding calendar that soccer players face.
According to Fifpro, the study represents “The greatest agreed of experts to this day in the care of over -work professional football,” Because, in order to establish each of the dozen recommendations, an agreement is required At least 75 % of participants, of which 73% work in clubs and 27% in the national combination with long luggage behind them.
Four weeks of vacation and four adaptation
Among the established points is the need for A four -week break at the end of the season If none of the two has no promise, nor media or of any other kind, the suitability has At least one four -week reconditioning period after vacations.
“This study presents security standards based on the independent opinions of medical and performance experts that include the physical and mental stress experienced by players. If we all say that health is first, we should take steps to implement these guarantees,” Teach Vincent Gouttebarge, Fifpro Medical Director.
“The results of this study show that there are some minimum criteria, such as sufficient rest between appropriate matches and pause Displays about it Darren Burgess, President of the Fifpro High Performance Advisory Network.
Source: La Verdad
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