A Norway international who is expected to go to the World Cup is backing calls for improved heat-management measures at the tournament. Reporting from multiple outlets says the player is part of a group of current and former soccer figures who write to FIFA urging stronger heat protocols for matches played in hot conditions. The appeal centers on ensuring that the governing body adopts more robust procedures to protect players when temperatures rise, including clearer guidance on how heat is monitored during matches and what actions are triggered if conditions become dangerous. While the outlets describe the campaign as focused on FIFA, they do not indicate that FIFA has announced any immediate changes in response. The initiative reflects growing attention in football to player welfare during extreme weather, following concerns that existing arrangements may not be sufficient for the World Cup’s specific climate and match schedule. The player’s support signals endorsement of the proposal within the group of signatories, as FIFA prepares for tournament planning and decision-making that can affect on-field safety in high-heat scenarios.