If a penalty kick is retaken due to an infraction by the goalkeeper, what happens next?

When a penalty kick is retaken due to an infraction by the goalkeeper, the same player who originally took the kick is required to retake the kick. This is based on the Laws of the Game, which stipulate that if the goalkeeper is found to have committed an infraction (such as moving off their line before the kick is taken), the penalty kick must be repeated, and the initial player does not change. This rule is in place to ensure fairness and continuity in the game, allowing the player who was initially granted the penalty the opportunity to convert it without being penalized by having to hand over the chance to another player. This reinforces the accountability of both players—the kicker and the goalkeeper—during penalty situations.