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Serie A2026/27Parma Calcio 1913 penalty taker
Parma Calcio 1913's order is disputed. Benedyczak took and converted against Pisa with Pellegrino on the pitch, the cleanest like-for-like event in Parma's file. Fantacalcio's completed season audit and Goal's dedicated event analysis both concluded that Benedyczak was the favored taker when available. The newer broad specialist boards prefer Pellegrino, so the direct-event-based swap is material but remains disputed. Benedyczak may not start regularly, meaning Pellegrino can still take many penalties in practice. Bernabé is retained as the third technical option, but there is no current direct event establishing him there. Direct match evidence favors Benedyczak, while current broad specialist boards favor Pellegrino because of expected playing time. Conditions: If Benedyczak leaves or remains a marginal substitute, Pellegrino is the practical primary. Pellegrino is also market-sensitive; a departure would move Bernabé up and require a new third candidate. Strefezza is excluded because his official Parma loan ended with 2025/26 and he was absent from the 10 July preseason squad.
Benedyczak took and converted against Pisa with Pellegrino on the pitch, the cleanest like-for-like event in Parma's file. Fantacalcio's completed season audit and Goal's dedicated event analysis both concluded that Benedyczak was the favored taker when available. The newer broad specialist boards prefer Pellegrino, so the direct-event-based swap is material but remains disputed. Benedyczak may not start regularly, meaning Pellegrino can still take many penalties in practice. Bernabé is retained as the third technical option, but there is no current direct event establishing him there. Direct match evidence favors Benedyczak, while current broad specialist boards favor Pellegrino because of expected playing time. Conditions: If Benedyczak leaves or remains a marginal substitute, Pellegrino is the practical primary. Pellegrino is also market-sensitive; a departure would move Bernabé up and require a new third candidate. Strefezza is excluded because his official Parma loan ended with 2025/26 and he was absent from the 10 July preseason squad.
Who takes penalties for Parma Calcio 1913?
Parma Calcio 1913's order is disputed. Benedyczak took and converted against Pisa with Pellegrino on the pitch, the cleanest like-for-like event in Parma's file. Fantacalcio's completed season audit and Goal's dedicated event analysis both concluded that Benedyczak was the favored taker when available. The newer broad specialist boards prefer Pellegrino, so the direct-event-based swap is material but remains disputed. Benedyczak may not start regularly, meaning Pellegrino can still take many penalties in practice. Bernabé is retained as the third technical option, but there is no current direct event establishing him there. Direct match evidence favors Benedyczak, while current broad specialist boards favor Pellegrino because of expected playing time. Conditions: If Benedyczak leaves or remains a marginal substitute, Pellegrino is the practical primary. Pellegrino is also market-sensitive; a departure would move Bernabé up and require a new third candidate. Strefezza is excluded because his official Parma loan ended with 2025/26 and he was absent from the 10 July preseason squad.
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Last verified: 30 Jul 2026
Public file updated: 30 Jul 2026.
Evidence checked
6 sources reviewed- Il Margine source reviewOfficial squad membership check
- Parma Calcio 1913Lists Benedyczak, Pellegrino and Bernabé in the preseason group and does not list Strefezza.
- FantacalcioNotes that Benedyczak took the only Parma penalty for which both he and Pellegrino were on the pitch and therefore favored Benedyczak next.
- Goal ItaliaConcludes Benedyczak was the principal taker after he converted with Pellegrino playing.
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Parma Calcio 1913 penalty taker FAQ
Who is Parma Calcio 1913's penalty taker?
Parma Calcio 1913's order is disputed. Benedyczak took and converted against Pisa with Pellegrino on the pitch, the cleanest like-for-like event in Parma's file. Fantacalcio's completed season audit and Goal's dedicated event analysis both concluded that Benedyczak was the favored taker when available. The newer broad specialist boards prefer Pellegrino, so the direct-event-based swap is material but remains disputed. Benedyczak may not start regularly, meaning Pellegrino can still take many penalties in practice. Bernabé is retained as the third technical option, but there is no current direct event establishing him there. Direct match evidence favors Benedyczak, while current broad specialist boards favor Pellegrino because of expected playing time. Conditions: If Benedyczak leaves or remains a marginal substitute, Pellegrino is the practical primary. Pellegrino is also market-sensitive; a departure would move Bernabé up and require a new third candidate. Strefezza is excluded because his official Parma loan ended with 2025/26 and he was absent from the 10 July preseason squad.
Who is Parma Calcio 1913's second-choice penalty taker?
Mateo Pellegrino is listed as the next Parma Calcio 1913 penalty taker behind Adrian Benedyczak. Adrián Bernabé is the current third-choice name.
