Oct 29 (Reuters) - Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will lead a FIFA task force focused on player welfare, world soccer's governing body said on Monday, amid concerns that packed schedules are ...

FIFA is ready to host talks led by Arsène Wenger on improving player welfare that could weigh limiting the number of games played in a congested calendar and mandating off-season breaks.

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FIFA has confirmed former Arsenal Manager, Arsène Wenger will lead a Task Force on Player Welfare. The move comes following a ...

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Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will head a FIFA task force dedicated to player welfare, the governing body of world football announced Monday. This initiative comes in response to growing ...

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