Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says the amount of matches teams are being asked to play is heading towards a 'tipping point'.
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says the football calendar is "getting to a tipping point" with the amount of matches teams are being asked to play.
"It stands to reason if you overload the calendar and the players, at some point, something has to give," said Masters. The Club World Cup, which is currently held annually and features seven teams from six confederations, willChelsea and Manchester City will feature in the Club World Cup, which will run from 15 June to 13 July 2025 in the United States.warned: "If you pour more liquid into a cup that is already full, it will overflow."For leading players, next season promises to be busier than ever.
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