Nigeria, May 12 -- The group includes several respected football figures, including Jurgen Klinsmann, Gilberto Silva, Pablo Zabaleta, and Paulo Wanchope. Their role will focus on analyzing all 104 matches during the tournament using advanced football intelligence and performance technology.



The News Chronicle reports that FIFA plans to introduce one of the most data-driven World Cups in history, with fans, broadcasters, and teams expected to receive live tactical insights, enhanced graphics, and real-time match analysis throughout the competition.



Wenger said the project aims to find new football trends, enhance tactical knowledge, and help influence the direction of the sport worldwide. The panel, according to FIFA, would collab...