With players who haven't played for two months: Forced to play four games in 11 days

Barcelona doctors have long raised the alarm in Spain, Mourinho becomes the main obstacle to football relaunching in England, demanding more time to avoid the risk of harming players and physicalists, including Perli Russia in Albania, have sought great care when youth football, precisely to protect players.

This is the greatest concern, after practically two months of inactivity: the risk of injuries that players can suffer, especially with the intensity of the matches forced by the obligation to conclude the pre-August seasons. But the FSHF has apparently forgotten this, putting Superere players on a real test, a power tour that predicts four matches in the first 11 days.

The Asphyxiating Start, with four matches in 11 days between the Championship Cup, is also the biggest problem for Superior and its protagonists at risk of losing players in this frontal impact. Given that players must resume the form after two months of inactivity, this period is even more dangerous for players who can suffer injuries, also signaled by doctors and physical therapists of clubs, who have fallen into deaf ears.

The timing that the Federation has seen reasonably in this calendar project could be the same if the organization was otherwise, with a softer start, to give players the opportunity to meet the pace of the games. But that's not considered reasonable, or worse not at all. Thus, three weeks of championships are scheduled for this time span, in the 3, 7 and 14 laughter dates, as well as the quarterfinals of the Albanian Cup's turn on exactly 10.

Only after that can football players, who during group training can't even have friendly fights, can enjoy six days off. July will be more alternate, even though the spot to finish the championship on the 29th won't allow much room to rest, with the Cup final scheduled for August 2nd and playoff at 5th and 6th of that month.