The modifications for the new tournament were announced in the Media Day organized by the Argentine Football Association, where Federico Beligoy and Fernando Rapallini announced the reforms.
Within the framework of Media Day organized by the Argentine Football Association (AFA)the National Director of Arbitration, Federico Beligoyand the international referee Fernando RapalliniThey announced this Thursday a series of reforms that will be implemented progressively along the next dates of the First Division contest.
With the beginning of Closing Tournament 2025Argentine arbitration will take a step towards modernization and transparency.
One of the most relevant modifications will be the Reproduction of VAR reviews in stadiumsavailable for the public present in the stands. This measure will begin to be applied between date 3 and 4, according to the progress of technical adaptations at each headquarters. In this way, Argentina It will be added to an international trend that aims to improve the transparency of arbitration decisions and reduce levels of uncertainty and misunderstanding among fans.
In addition, the Elimination of the rear system. Instead, they will have 12 balls in cones Strategically located around the field of play, which will allow faster resumption of the game, especially in games with high dynamics. This measure seeks to avoid unnecessary delays and advantage situations caused by external handling of the meeting rhythm.
The passes market was extended until July 24
On the other hand, the AFA also confirmed the extension of the Pass marketproduct of the order of several clubs. This way, In addition can be made until July 24 And not until Thursday, as I was scheduled at first.
Finally, a new official “X” account of the Department of Arbitration will be launched, from where technical explanations and foundations on the most important decisions taken during each day will be provided.
This tool will be key to bringing the regulations closer to the general public, promoting the informed debate and giving greater visibility to arbitration work.
With these initiatives, the AFA seeks to take a significant turn in the relationship between arbitration and the environment of the Argentine footballtraditionally marked by tensions, controversies and lack of communication.
Source: Ambito
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