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Considering scheduling impacts

I'm looking into what "时间宽裕" means concerning the 2026 World Cup in North America, which is scheduled for June 11 to July 19. It overlaps with club seasons, but the Chinese domestic schedule runs from March to November. With the expanded World Cup, I wonder if there will be earlier call-ups and more FIFA-free days. Also, considering that various leagues have referee demands at season's end, there might be a shortage. The user may want a post with key takeaways or a schedule overview.Drafting a news summary

I could draft a concise news summary with bullet points discussing possible risks and suggestions to address the tight referee resources. Since network fetching isn't needed, I’ll focus on providing a clear analysis and ask if the user prefers a summary or an article. The 2026 World Cup will create longer windows since there aren’t any winter FIFA tournaments, but many Chinese teams likely won’t participate. We can also generalize that front-loading matches may allow for national team training camps, but there could be conflicts with the AFC Champions League.Crafting a concise response

For 2026, the end of the domestic season, which typically falls around November/December, may conflict with the ACL2/Elite group phase. However, that's during the 2026-27 season group stage, so it remains mid-season. To keep things generic, overall flexibility is increasing due to an earlier start and fewer replays. Yet, we may face pressures later in the year with multiple competitions, cup replays, and referee allocation issues. I’ll suggest staggering kickoffs, expanding the referee pool, and possibly creating a social post or infographic.