In-game audio of VAR calls to be released more often next season- Howard Webb

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Webb showed video and audio recordings of interactions between on-field referees and VAR officials discussing in-game situations and explained how the decisions were made.

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“We’re looking to do this (release audio) as much as we possibly can,” Professional Game Match Officials Limited chief Webb said on the show, noting that FIFA would not allow them to play the audio live during the game. “Tonight is obviously something new. We’re making a small step forward. Going forward into next season we will look to do more of the same.”
VAR was introduced to the Premier League at the start of the 2019-20 season.