Maheta Molango, chief executive of the Professional Footballers' Association, has expressed concerns regarding the demanding nature of post-season tours like Manchester United's recent trip, which could negatively impact players' health. While understanding the financial pressures clubs face, he highlights that numerous players have voiced discomfort with the added strain. United's tour was further marred by player controversies, underscoring the complex issues surrounding athlete welfare amidst financial incentives. Molango also questioned pre-season matches played when players are not fully fit, urging better recognition of the challenges posed by the current football schedule.
Molango's concerns highlight the toll of post-season tours, especially with clubs prioritizing financial gains over player health, stressing the need for balance in football's demanding calendar.
Molango criticized pre-season matchups like the north London derby for lacking player preparedness, emphasizing that there should be a better understanding of the physical demands on players during these matches.
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