The free kick spray that made its appearance during the World Cup may not be used in concentration world champions Germany. It puts the strict German legislation stop.
In tests at the German research organization TÜV discovered high levels of dangerous chemicals, writes US NBC. The spray also contains parabens which can cause hormonal disturbances, in contact with skin.
VM-spray, coming from Argentina, was used as a help for the referees during free kicks. Both to keep the kick wall at the right distance and to determine the ball’s position. The spray is now used
in the Champions League, English Premier League and in Italy and Spain. 
But in Germany, the vulture. The German League Association has announced that it will look for other options.
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