The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
The umbrella organisation representing more than 200 European clubs has barred its members from taking part in FIFA’s planned 2021 Club World Cup under current circumstances.
The European Club Association (ECA) said it would contemplate changing its position if FIFA sat down and discussed changes to the international match calendar.
Among other items discussed was the introduction of mandatory rest periods for players.
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