Soccer Stars Demand Action Over Grueling Schedule After Rodri's Injury

The growing number of games is raising concerns about player well-being, with calls for reduced fixtures and potential strike action.

Manchester City midfielder Rodri's knee injury has intensified the debate on player workloads and well-being.
Top players, including Kevin De Bruyne and Son Heung-min, have voiced concerns about the risk of injuries due to congested schedules.
FIFPRO reports players only get 12% of the year to rest, with some playing up to 80 matches in a season.
Suggestions like fewer games in exchange for lower wages are being discussed to balance player health and revenue needs.
The expanded Champions League and Club World Cup formats are contributing to the increased number of matches.