FIFA to Introduce New Offside Rule Next Season, Backed by Wenger
FIFA is planning to implement a new offside rule in football, supported by Arsène Wenger, to redefine how offside is judged. The new rule will see attackers judged onside if any part of their body is level with or beyond the last defender at the moment the ball is played.
This change aims to reduce controversial offside decisions and encourage more attacking play. The proposal is expected to be approved by the IFAB, potentially transforming the game by favoring attacking intent over tight offside calls.
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