Fifa World Cup: Yadda yanayin jikin ƴanwasan ƙwallon ƙafa ya sauya cikin shekara 50 - BBC News Hausa

The FIFA World Cup title theme in BBC News Hausa centers on how footballers’ physiques have changed over the last 50 years, alongside shifting play styles and training. The article contrasts a historically long, extended Brazil goal move in the 1970 World Cup with a much faster scoring sequence in the 2022 final by Argentina, scored by Ángel Di María, which the report says took about 12 seconds. Researchers link modern performance to body-design differences, not just technique, citing exercise-science input from Dr. Orlando Laitano. It also references a study by the University of Wolverhampton analyzing data from thousands of players in top English clubs from 1970 to 2020, finding average player height rose by more than 4 cm from 1973 to 2013. The article says improved pitch conditions and greater physical demands have contributed. It further notes that players tend to be leaner and can sustain effort longer due to changes in training and how energy used during play is managed.