Breaking News:"Premier League Stars Kick Back: Lawsuit Looms Over 'Mission Impossible' Matchload!"

Premier League players are considering legal action due to the "unreasonable" quantity of matches they are compelled to participate in.

Top players face an unprecedented 86 GAMES from next season with a bigger Champions League and Fifa’s new 32-team summer club competition.

Top Premier League stars could play a whopping 86 matches next term credit:Getty

The PFA is concerned about the well-being of its members, fearing that their welfare will be compromised. Despite requests, Fifa has not yet approved the requirement for a mandatory 28-day off-season break. Maheta Molango, the chief executive of the players' union, strongly criticized the situation, stating, "We've reached a point where individuals are prepared to pursue legal action to address this issue. This marks a setback for football, as players find themselves compelled to seek justice independently due to a lack of perceived protection. It's a regrettable state of affairs."

"We aspire to witness top-tier athletes showcasing their excellence.

"With the existing schedule, achieving this is physically and humanly unattainable."

Concerns are heightened by Fifa's upcoming 32-team Club World Cup in 2025, encompassing teams like Manchester City and Chelsea from England, coinciding with the usual vacation period for most Premier League stars. The subsequent season concludes with the inaugural 48-nation international World Cup."

Premier League CEO Richard Masters has penned a letter to Fifa expressing discontent with the club edition. When questioned about the potential harm to the beautiful game by football authorities, Molango informed Sky News, "They are. However, players are prepared to adopt a firm position. It's challenging because the human body has limitations."

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