The Premier League has released their list of changes to commence on Friday, August 5th.
Here they are…
The clubs have agreed to allow the return of five substitutions this season. Teams will have the opportunity to make personnel changes on three occasions during a game, with an additional chance set to be granted at halftime.
The multi-ball system, which allows the game to resume with another ball when the match ball goes out of play, is to return, partly as an effort to speed up the game. In-game time last season average 55 minutes and 7 seconds, regarded as ‘unacceptable’.
Concussion trials are to continue for another season. Teams are allowed to make an extra substitution in the event of a suspected concussion. The Premier League is understood to be supportive of the idea of temporary substitutions, and is lobbying for it. It believes club medical staff should be given an amount of time to make a call without the substitute being permanent.
Premier League clubs have been advised not to stop games for a medical emergency in the stands unless absolutely necessary.
Assistant referees have been instructed to only delay raising their flag for an obvious offside when there is an immediate chance of a goal and very obvious attacking phase and tight onside/offside calls.
Clubs will be allowed to play friendlies while the World Cup takes place in November and December.
TEAMtalk reports Arsenal has received inquires about Gabriel Martinelli’s transfer availability this summer from both PSG and Bayern Munich.
The Telegraph is reporting Aston Villa will hold firm on a $134.5-million (USD) transfer fee for midfielder Morgan Rogers.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Arsenal is interested in Bournemouth’s, Eli Junior Kroupi in the summer transfer window.
Football Insider 247 reports Arsenal are set to make $1.04-billion (USD) in profit this year after winning the Premier League title. They will become the 3rd richest football club in Europe.
The Athletic reports Arsenal has been ranked as the 7th best club in World Football based on European coefficient in European competitions since the 2021/2022 season. The Gunners were previously ranked 12th.
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