World Cup workload?

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West Ham United are evaluating the physical impact major international tournaments impose on their squad. Statistical assessments highlight concerns regarding the heavy workload faced by players participating in the World Cup, emphasizing the potential for fatigue during the domestic campaign. For the Hammers, managing the transition from high-intensity international duty back to league football involves monitoring recovery metrics. Coaching and medical departments are utilizing performance data to determine the fitness levels of those returning from global competition. This data-driven approach aims to maintain overall squad health as the club navigates a demanding fixture schedule following the conclusion of the tournament.
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