What can trigger a review of a player's status in Stage 2?

A review of a player's status in Stage 2 can be triggered by the elapsed time of 30 days since the last review. This timeframe allows for a structured and periodic assessment of the player’s performance and overall situation. Regular reviews ensure that decisions are based on current and relevant information, providing a systematic approach for monitoring player development, recovery from injury, or performance improvements.

While individual performance metrics, external media reports, and an agent's request for re-evaluation can certainly influence the perception of a player’s status, they do not automatically initiate a review in the same systematic manner as the passage of time does. The 30-day interval establishes a consistent framework for oversight and aids in maintaining fairness and regularity within the evaluation process.