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| EPL: VAR to undergo two key changes |
The Premier League's Annual General Meeting on June 6 in Harrogate is where clubs will cast their votes on VAR's future.
The Premier League's upcoming vote on the Video Assistant Referee, VAR, system is anticipated to lead to two significant adjustments in match officiating.
The Daily Mail reports that the Wolves' proposal to eliminate VAR after five seasons may not succeed.
Nonetheless, this pressure might prompt revisions to its usage.
First, the public announcement of VAR decisions within stadiums is set to be implemented.
Second, several clubs are advocating for the expansion of referee selection to include top European officials for match officiating.
The Premier League's Annual General Meeting on June 6 in Harrogate is where clubs will cast their votes on VAR's future.
For any amendment to be adopted, it must receive the backing of at least 14 out of the 20 member clubs.
