André Villas-Boas hints at Pietuszewski return, admits Mazurek talks | OneFootball

On leaving the Grimaldi Forum, where he attended the Champions League draw, André Villas-Boas, FC Porto president, spoke to journalists in the mixed zone. After commenting on the schedule of the million-euro competition, the executive also addressed other current topics.

In response to a question from a Polish media outlet, Villas-Boas spoke about Oskar Pietuszewski’s injury, praised the winger, as well as Bednarek and Kiwior, and revealed that the Dragons had also made contact with a view to another young talent from that country.

“Oskar Pietuszewski should be back in about 10 days, I’d say. He suffered a relapse of the muscle injury he had in the same area. He’ll come back strong, and we miss him. He has been very good for us. Bednarek came first, with all the leadership and defensive ability he has. Then came Kiwior, a great piece of business for FC Porto in the final days of the transfer window. An extraordinary player, who came from a big club. They have been very good for our defence. Then came Oskar, whom Jan and Jakub helped bring in. He has been a great asset for FC Porto. We are very happy, and it is an honour for us that more and more Poles have been coming to the city of Porto. We find the development of the Polish market very interesting. It has been very interesting to see Polish players breaking through, and Oskar is one of those cases. We expect great things from him. We have been paying close attention to the Polish market; it is something we are working on. You have a good golden generation, and we also ended up talking about Bartosz Maruzek,” he revealed.

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