Fifpro survey reveals WWC 2023 players want more rest and mental health support
November 29 – Players has THE recent Women's World Cup felt that they did not to have sufficient rest Before And After THE tournament And missing mental health support, according to has A investigation by World Players' union Fifpro.
Fifpro interrogates players Since 26 of THE 32 World Cup finalists And two-thirds said they believed they were not has their physical peak has THE to start of THE competition.
THE union said 86% of respondents had less that two weeks of rest After their World Cup campaign.
Sarah Gregory, Fifpro director of global policy And strategic reports For Women's soccer, said: "Players can not know THE adequate rest, recovery And reconversion periods themselves – It is OUR job has campaign For that on their name. »
"A of THE the reasons We request about players' rest And recovery was has help shape future (FIFA International) Match Calendar discussions. We to have very clear pillars And principles For What THE Match Calendar should provide has players And THE industry, but because of THE particularities around This years World Cup be SO far far For a few of THE players, he happening later In THE summer, SO has talk, he was Really important that We analysis how This affected players that participated. »
Around 60% said that mental health support was insufficient.
"He was enough alarming For We has see that statistical, that 60% of players felt that Mental Health support was insufficient," said Gregory.
"THE delegation size (For each team) was extended Since 35 has 50, And with that additional 15 people, You would be to wait for that federations would be to have a few Mental Health support For players. Mental health becomes A big priority (In THE following round of discussions) if 60% of players said he was insufficient. »
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November 29 – Players has THE recent Women's World Cup felt that they did not to have sufficient rest Before And After THE tournament And missing mental health support, according to has A investigation by World Players' union Fifpro.
Fifpro interrogates players Since 26 of THE 32 World Cup finalists And two-thirds said they believed they were not has their physical peak has THE to start of THE competition.
THE union said 86% of respondents had less that two weeks of rest After their World Cup campaign.
Sarah Gregory, Fifpro director of global policy And strategic reports For Women's soccer, said: "Players can not know THE adequate rest, recovery And reconversion periods themselves – It is OUR job has campaign For that on their name. »
"A of THE the reasons We request about players' rest And recovery was has help shape future (FIFA International) Match Calendar discussions. We to have very clear pillars And principles For What THE Match Calendar should provide has players And THE industry, but because of THE particularities around This years World Cup be SO far far For a few of THE players, he happening later In THE summer, SO has talk, he was Really important that We analysis how This affected players that participated. »
Around 60% said that mental health support was insufficient.
"He was enough alarming For We has see that statistical, that 60% of players felt that Mental Health support was insufficient," said Gregory.
"THE delegation size (For each team) was extended Since 35 has 50, And with that additional 15 people, You would be to wait for that federations would be to have a few Mental Health support For players. Mental health becomes A big priority (In THE following round of discussions) if 60% of players said he was insufficient. »
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