Arsene Wenger feels busy football calendar is offset by increased player welfare
Arsene Wenger believes advances in technology have aided player welfare enough to cope with football’s growing calendar.
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Format Baru Piala Dunia Antarklub Dikritik, Wenger Menjawab
FIFA mengumumkan perubahan format Piala Dunia Antarklub yang dimulai 2025 mendatang. Format baru ini dikritik tak peduli kesejahteraan pemain.
Wenger defends expanded Club World Cup format amid concerns over player welfare
FIFA's chief of Global Football Development Arsene Wenger said the governing body's decision to expand the Club World Cup will benefit the sport outside Europe, amid criticism of the tournament's impact on a congested football calendar.
"Want To Work Together And Improve Indian football," Says Arsene Wenger
Following the inauguration of the Talent Academy at Kalinga Stadium on Tuesday, Chief of Global Football Development at FIFA and former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said that the focus of the main initiative is to improve Indian Football. While speaking to the presenter, the legendary football coach said that they want to help India to educate their youth. "We want to improve it (Indian football) and help India to educate their youth and that's what is needed," Wenger said.
Arsene Wenger Commits Himself To 'Digging Out' Football Talent In India
Legendary coach Arsene Wenger on Tuesday committed himself to "digging out talent" in India and place the country on world football map, as he inaugurated the FIFA-AIFF academy. Former Arsenal coach Wenger, currently serving as FIFA's chief of global football development, did not give any time frame when India would start producing "great players" but made it known that without proper grassroots development, the country will remain as it is now. "Our project is to identify talent in India, to put the best talent together, give them a good coaching programme, give them a good education and a good level of competition and make them great players," Wenger said.
Indian football is a gold mine that needs to be explored, says Wenger
Arsene Wenger believes there is a "gold mine" of football talent in India that needs to be tapped so that the country can play a more significant role on the world stage.
Indian football is a gold mine that needs to be explored, says Wenger
Arsene Wenger believes there is a "gold mine" of football talent in India that needs to be tapped so that the country can play a more significant role on the world stage.
Arsene Wenger To Visit India From November 19 To 23, Confirms AIFF President
FIFA's chief of Global Football Development Arsene Wenger is all set to visit India from November 19 to 23, AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey has said. The former Arsenal manager had met with Chaubey and AIFF secretary general Shaji Prabhakaran in August in Australia and discussed about the setting up of a central academy in the country. Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) account, Chaubey thanked FIFA president Gianni Infantino for his keen interest in Indian football and confirmed Wenger's India visit dates.