The International Football Federation (FIFA) has officially announced a number of changes to the rules that will come into force before the 2026 FIFA World Cup:.

- Replace with interchange hour – the replaced gravel is given a maximum of 10 seconds to clear the field. Whenever there is a delay, the gravel who is about to leave may strike one piece of paper, depriving the team of the time in the minority.

- Timer for outs and shots in goals – 5 seconds will appear at the end. Revisit the time until the ball is lost.

- Medical assistance posture in the field - the gravel, who has taken the assistance on the field, is guilty of depriving him and scratching one piece, first turning around, for the guilt of injuries after breaking the rules, which is punishable for those in front of him.

- Expanded VAR review – the VAR system can now review repeated cards that lead to red cards, as well as cut-offs..

- Captain and judges – only the captain of the team can go to the judge for clarification; Other graves run the risk of clawing back the old card for impunity.

These innovations are intended to speed up the game, improve the accuracy of decisions and improve discipline on the field during the World Cup.