Five substitutions have become the permanent rule. Next up are leg outs, clean time and video recorders at the umpires? Other interesting decisions from the IFAB meeting today:

The chief lawmakers of world soccer have indeed discussed the possible replacement of throw-ins with kicking. IFAB officials have agreed to launch a trial of the idea. In the Netherlands Second League they want to introduce the rule already in the season 2023/24.

The main argument is quicker kicking of the ball. He was also supported by Wenger, FIFA's head of global soccer development. Speaking in favor of kick outs, Arsène said that the game must become more spectacular and faster to attract the attention of the younger generation.

The IFAB is also thinking about stopping time during breaks. The fact is that on average in the APL the ball is in play for 55 minutes and 3 seconds, in the LL it's a minute longer.

One more innovation - by World Cup-2022 in Qatar will appear semi-automatic VAR system. According to Infantino, testing of the artificial intelligence that detects offsides will continue in the coming months

But the additional replacement in case of concussion has not yet been introduced. The trial was extended for another year "to collect enough data to make a scientifically sound decision." The previous 18 months were not enough.

And a couple more ideas for the future:
Explaining some of the officiating decisions right during the game
Wearable video recorders for umpires will be tried in the minor leagues to reduce the risk of abuse and physical abuse

Everything will be monitored by IFAB and FIFA. Looks like a major revolution is coming