General view as the big screen displays a VAR decision to award Tottenham Hotspur a penalty in a match with Aston Villa at Villa POark, Birmingham February 16, 2020. — Action Images via Reuters
It will flip the current rule which states the player is in an offside position if any part of their body they can score with is beyond the line of the last defender. Wenger will recommend the change during the world soccer’s lawmaking body IFAB’s annual general meeting in Belfast on February 29.
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