FIFA has already raised concerns about dissatisfaction.

The English Premier League and other top European leagues may intend to file a lawsuit against FIFA through a redesign of the match calendar. The press service of EL and FIFPRO informs about this.

The Association of European Leagues, together with the Association of Football Players, decided to submit money to FIFA before the European Commission, which, in their opinion, is an ominous development of secular football.

Zokrema, the league is dissatisfied with the expansion of the club championship, which will further increase the pressure on football players.

" Ostannіy otіtsіynyy zap bu directions to the Congress and Radio FIFA in Travnі 2024 rock. Unfortunately, FIFA is constantly looking to include national leagues and leagues in the decision-making process.

The calendar of international matches is becoming overcrowded and becoming unstable for the national leagues and posing a threat to the health of the Gravians. “In the past, FIFA has repeatedly supported its power and commercial interests, without complacency with its governing body, and it has given harm to the economic interests of the national leagues and the goodness of the citizens,” go to the application EL and FIFPRO.

Just now, the FIFA press service issued an official statement at its social networks.

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The FIFA Calendar is a single tool that will ensure that international football has the opportunity to survive, develop and prosper from domestic and continental club football.

The activities of the European leagues, which themselves are organizers and regulators, are fraudulent, act from commercial interests, are hypocritical and do not respect everyone else in the world. These leagues obviously give precedence to a calendar filled with friendly matches and summer tours, often associated with high world prices.

In addition to them, FIFA may protect the major interests of world football, including the protection of gravel players, and across all levels of football,” reads the FIFA statement.

It was previously reported that FIFA could exclude Israel from international tournaments.