Injuries in sports may be better managed, and player safety can be improved by using wireless sensor networks. All aspects of a player's performance may be tracked in realtime because of these networks' capacity for collecting, analyzing, and communicating data. Heart rate, body temperature, acceleration, and joint movement are just a few of the physiological and biomechanical factors investigated in this paper and relates to the use of wearable sensors and smart devices to monitor these variables. The data are sent wirelessly to a central system where sophisticated analytics are used to identify risks for injuries, track trends in performance, and allow for prompt action. Given the potential benefits to players' health and performance, the proposed system might bring to sports medicine, it's easy to view why it's getting so much attention. It suggests wireless sensor networks and the Internet of Things may work together to improve sports safety and injury prevention. © 2024 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.