Gerard Piqué released a ‘crazy’ proposal for the matches that go to extra time

Gerard Piqué’s decision to leave professional football surprised the football world. The now, former central defender of Barcelona has been characterized by his different personality and he has shown this throughout his career.

Beyond his quality as a footballer, in recent months there has been more talk about his separation from Colombian singer Shakira than about his performance on the pitch. However, Catalan always creativity and his entrepreneurial spirit have stood out.

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After his last game as a professional, in which he did not even manage to enter the field because he was expelled when he complained to the referee about his decisions against the Barça club, Piqué was interviewed this Wednesday by the Spanish streamer Ibai Llanos on his Twitch channel.

Gerard Piqué’s proposal for the matches that go to extra time

Piqué spoke about different topics, especially football ones, and gave a rather curious proposal that he would like to include in football. What is it about? Well, for the one born in Barcelona, ​​the games that go into overtime should change their format, and that cEvery three minutes of extra time, teams should take out one playerbeing able to finally be a ‘one against one’.

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Yes indeed, there would be a kind of ‘golden goal’ and the first to score a point will be declared the winner of the duel. Gerard himself said that it is outrageous, but knowing all the changes that have been wanted to be implemented in football for years, it would not be unusual for a definition of this type to be seen in the future: how about an Mbappé vs. Haaland to define a Champions?.

The extension arrives, you are eleven against eleven. Well, every minute of extra time you’re taking out a player from each team… why not? It’s a barbarity.

Eleven against eleven and you have an extension of 30 minutes. Not every minute, but you say that every three minutes a player from each team comes out, until there is a goal, the golden goal, the typical golden goal that there was before.

— Gerard Piqué