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–Arsène Wenger, Director of World Football Development of FIFA, will be the head of the group
–The team of experts will share detailed information on the 63 matches of the competition
–The panel chooses the winners of the FIFA Awards
Today, FIFA has unveiled the Technical study group (TSG) which will analyze in detail all the matches that will be played during the FIFA 2025 ™ FIFA Club World Cupto allow a better understanding of football worldwide.
Directed by Arsène Wenger, Director of Development of World Football of FIFA, this group is made up of Esteban Cambiasso (Argentina), Aliou Cissé (Senegal), Tobin Heath (United States), Jürgen Klinsmann (Germany), Roberto Martínez (Spain), Gilberto Silva (Brazil) and Pascal Zuberbühler (Switzerland) TSG.
The FIFA TSG, a panel of experts made up of national selectors and former players, aims to watch matches, detect trends as well as tactical innovations and illustrate them using information and data provided by the FIFA performance analysis team.
The trends he identifies are published in the FIFA Technical Resource Centerwhere they are accessible for free. It is also he who selects the winners of the individual trophies and the team awarded with the Fair-Play Prize during the FIFA competitions.
The expertise of TSG members allows them to highlight and analyze with great accuracy the technical trends observed during a competition.
In addition to analyzing game actions, the TSG studies trends and reference points for the future of football, but also their impact on coaches training and talent development. He also raises questions, for example: “How does football evolve?” “,” What are the trends that emerge? “Or” What are the key elements specific to football? ». Statistical analysis allows teams to deepen their own observations and confirm these impressions by means of measures and figures that help them analyze their game as well as that of their opponents.
“We have gathered a group of experts from different backgrounds, who has great experience and real expertise,” said Arsène Wenger. “We want to describe, analyze and interpret what is happening in the field so as to inspire technical experts and football fans in general. In addition to collecting an unprecedented number of information, we try to find the right balance between technical and data expertise. The objective is to directly communicate the information concerning the technical observations made during the FIFA club World Cup and during the competition itself, not a month later. »»
Composition of the technical study group
Arsène Wenger After putting an end to a career as a coach in which he won many trophies, notably in Monaco and Arsenal, he has now been director of FIFA World Football Development since 2019. He has been considered by many as one of the greatest visionaries of the game.
Esteban Cambiasso Former midfielder Esteban Cambiasso, a real working ankle, who represented Argentina 52 times during a brilliant career, especially during his visit to Inter Milan, a club with which he won the Serie A On five times and the 2009-10 UEFA Champions League.
Aliou Cissé During his mandate at the head of the Senegal national team, Aliou Cissé won the African Cup of Nations in 2022 before taking his team until the round of 16 during the FIFA World Cup 2022 ™. He is currently coach of the Libyan national team.
Tobin Heath The essential superstar of the United States national team, Tobin Heath won the FIFA ™ Women’s World Cup twice (2015 and 2019) after being a finalist in 2011. This formidable attacker also won the gold medal during the Women’s Women’s Football Tournament in 2008 and 2012 with the Stars and stripes.
Jürgen Klinsmann During his player career, the former striker allowed West Germany to raise the FIFA World Cup ™ in 1990. In 2006, he led Germany to third place in the international tournament she organized, this time as a coach.
Roberto Martínez The Spanish tactician, who has just won the UEFA Nations League 2024-25 with Portugal, will be able to attend the FIFA 2025 ™ club World Cup with the feeling of accomplished duty. During his mandate at the head of the Belgian selection, he led the Red devils In third place in the 2018 FIFA World Cup ™.
Gilberto Silva Former midfielder of the Brazil national team, Gilberto Silva was part of the Seleção which won the 2002 ™ FIFA World Cup and the FIFA Confederations Cup, Germany 2005. His club career was marked by his visit to Arsenal, where he was part of the team of Invincible Under the leadership of Arsène Wenger.
Pascal Zuberbühler Former goalkeeper Pascal Zuberbühler has 51 selections with Switzerland. Today, he is FIFA football expert.
TSG observations are published in the FIFA Technical Resource Centeran innovative platform made available to players and coaches worldwide. It offers relevant resources and illustrates FIFA’s desire to put technology at the service of world football.
