Too many games ‘not good for football’ – African boss Motsepe

In a recent interview, African football boss Patrice Motsepe expressed concerns about the increasing number of games being played in football leagues around the world.

He stated that the sheer volume of games being played is detrimental to the physical and mental well-being of players, as well as the overall quality of the sport.

According to Motsepe, the focus should be on quality rather than quantity when it comes to football matches.

He highlighted the need for a balance between playing enough games to maintain the competitiveness of the sport and ensuring the well-being of the players.

Motsepe’s comments come at a time when debates around player welfare and the schedule of football matches are at an all-time high.

Many football stakeholders have been calling for a reduction in the number of games being played, in order to prevent injuries and burnout among players.

It remains to be seen whether Motsepe’s comments will have any impact on the scheduling of football matches in the near future.

But his words serve as a reminder of the importance of prioritizing the well-being of the players in the world of football.

Ultimately, finding the right balance between quantity and quality in football matches will be crucial in maintaining the integrity and competitiveness of the sport.