Revealed “Marca Newspaper” The Spaniards announced 5 new draft amendments to the Football Law, most of which will be implemented this year, and described them as “revolution” In the world of the round witch.
The newspaper said, according to Al Jazeera Net, that the proposed amendments will be discussed by the International Football Legislative Council. “IFAB” (IFAB) responsible for amendments to the Gambling Law during the annual meeting scheduled for the end of next Saturday in the British capital, London.
The five proposed changes are:
1- Manage games using a timer that stops as soon as the ball goes out of play, whether out of bounds, a goal is scored, or an offense similar to basketball games, to ensure that the 90 minutes are played for the complete halves of the match without loss of time, and of course no lost time will be added during this modification because the clock was already stopped during this one.
Marca reported that Gianni Infantino, president of the International Federation of Football Associations “Long live” (FIFA, Football, Soccer) is the one who submitted this proposal, which will begin its official implementation in 2024, in order to reduce the phenomenon of wasting time, which it considers harmful for the game and its income.
2- Offside will not be as seen now, as FIFA, Football, Soccer Development Director Arsene Wenger offers to allow the striker (at the moment the ball is passed by his teammate) to advance with a part of his body of the last second defender or the last second defender, without being considered offside as is currently happening and causing many goals to be canceled and match time wasted examining the video technology of the situation and inform the referee of the result.
This amendment is also favorable to the increase of objectives, fun and excitement, and therefore the income collected by FIFA, Football, Soccer and the continental and civil federations.
3- The celebration of goals will not exceed 90 seconds in any case, with the aim of reducing the time lost due to excessive celebrations after each goal.
4- Prevent goalkeepers from distracting the taker from the penalty spot, in any way currently used as a tactic by guards to confuse the kicker by moving to touch s, crossbar or goal net.
5- Oblige the referees to clarify the identity of the substitutes who are warned while they are on the bench, so that the coach is not responsible for everything that happens in the technical area.
With the exception of the first amendment, the following four amendments are to be implemented from next season or early July, if approved.
