Manchester City midfielder Rodri says players are close to going on strike in protest at an increase in games.
City face Inter Milan on Wednesday in the Champions League, with a new format adding at least two extra games before the knockout stage.
The Club World Cup - which Pep Guardiola's side are also involved in - has also expanded to 32 teams and will be held next summer.
"I think we are close to that," said Rodri when asked whether players will strike.
"It's easy to understand something general, you ask any player, he will say the same.
"If it keeps this way, it will be a moment that we have no other option, but let's see."
Across the past two full seasons, City played 120 times across all competitions.