When does a player not gain an advantage in an offside position?

A player does not gain an advantage in an offside position when receiving the ball from a deliberate save by the opposing goalkeeper. This scenario is recognized because a deliberate save is considered an intentional action to play the ball. In this case, the player in an offside position cannot be penalized for offside because the ball is no longer being played in a manner that allows them to gain an advantage over an opponent. The act of the goalkeeper trying to save or block the ball negates the offside position.

Understanding this rule is crucial as it helps referees and players identify situations where a player may appear to be in an offside position but is not penalized due to the nature of the play, thus promoting fair play.