National team coaches will have the chance to discuss FIFA’s plans for the future of men’s international football this week. World football’s governing body has set up online video conferences on Tuesday and Thursday to enable every international team coach the opportunity to hear about its post-2024 calendar proposals, which include biennial World Cups. The discussions will be led by former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, now FIFA’s chief of global football development, who has helped to shape the men’s calendar proposals. England manager Gareth Southgate, who spoke with Wenger about the proposals in September, will not attend the meetings. The Football Association will be represented by Mark Bullingham at a separate meeting for chief executives. “As a coach of the men’s national teams, their input is essential,” Wenger said. “Opportunities for us to come together are few and far between, but we must embrace these occasions as such dialogue helps us all to protect the unique pl...