Collina calls for a rule revolution! It would change penalty execution

FIFA is constantly exploring ways to improve football by considering various rule changes. The latest proposal comes from Pierluigi Collina, the head of FIFA’s refereeing committee.

Details: Collina acknowledged that FIFA has discussed eliminating the possibility of scoring from a rebound after a saved penalty, ensuring that play resumes differently instead.

Quote: "In penalty shootouts after extra time, there are no rebounds. Either you score, or the game restarts with a goal kick. This would also eliminate the theatrical elements that come with it," the Italian stated in an interview with La Repubblica.

Reminder: Collina also recently shared amusing memories from the 2002 World Cup final.