Sensors in the shirt: the Premier League sets rules for physiological data
The league now requires that cardiac and muscular measurements belong to the player, not the club. Data transfers will follow the player, like a contract.
By The Platinium Post newsroom · 3 min read · 3 publications cited at the end of this article
The rule looks technical; it shifts the balance of power. Until now, a selling club kept the physiological history of a transferred player, and with it most of what makes an injury predictable.
What it costs: a portability infrastructure, and clubs forced to renegotiate with their suppliers. Two have already asked for more time.
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- Publication de démonstration 1 — example.org
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- Publication de démonstration 3 — example.org