Could Football Change After Jesus de Miguel’s Death?

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: November 5, 2026Country: Unknown

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Could Football Change After Jesus de Miguel’s Death?

Following the death of Jesus de Miguel, Al Jazeera asks whether football could change its rules to better prevent injuries from high-speed collisions. Samantha Johnson looks at rule changes made in the NFL, rugby, Formula 1 and cricket after serious crashes or impacts. The report considers what football might learn from those sports.

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