Nadine Kessler

a lot of gigantic stadia in Europe that were so far mainly used by the men's team.

But it's also important to probably for sustainable business decision and sporting decision to look at infrastructure that

are around 10,000, 20,000.

I don't know.

It's a difficult endeavour for clubs to invest into infrastructure or to find even land property to build such infrastructure.

But I think that's something to be looked at in the future.

But clearly our message is that we want the best infrastructure for the best club competition on the planet.

So certainly Arsenal now has a tough schedule.

I think they can have even up to five matches in the next five weeks.

And then our playoffs are also soon around the corner.

And no doubt the prize of being a top team is

But of course, not an easy job for the coach to manage the squad in a way to get through these tough days.

Scheduling is obviously a very complex matter.

As I said earlier, in women's football, it's actually the case that most players across the globe have under load.

But...

There are some players, the top players, especially those playing in Europe, and we were very lucky as Europe to also make it very far in all recent final tournaments, so that came on top.

They have quite a high load.

Do I think that the number of matches is the key problem on player load, personally, also as a former player?

I don't think.

I think what the key problem of recent years on player load was and what is really not...