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Academic and Medical Communities Raise Alarm
A new research report from UK-based mental health organizations and universities has labeled the connection between football and gambling as “disturbing and normalized.” The findings suggest that sports viewership, particularly among youth, is being heavily shaped by constant betting exposure.
The report criticizes the seamless integration of odds, sponsorships, and gambling messaging within match broadcasts and club branding. One key concern is the increasing presence of betting sponsors on youth kits and digital platforms targeted at underage fans.
Public Policy and Fan Reactions
Experts are urging football governing bodies like UEFA and FIFA to reassess commercial partnerships and adopt stricter sponsorship policies. Meanwhile, public opinion is shifting: recent surveys show that over 60% of football fans support a ban on gambling ads during matches.
The report emphasizes the need for educational campaigns to counteract addiction risks, especially among teenagers and young adults.
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