At 17, Pietuszewski debuts for Poland, wows FC Porto and Poles | OneFootball

Oskar Pietuszewski confirmed the status of one of the most exciting young prospects in Polish football by making his debut for Poland’s senior national team with a very positive appearance in the 2-1 win over Albania.

Introduced at half-time, the 17-year-old winger brought new energy to the left flank and played an important role in the Polish team’s response. His performance was marked by his one-on-one ability and his intensity off the ball: he was the player with the most completed dribbles in the match, with two, won five of his six ground duels, made three ball recoveries, completed four passes into the final third, and also won two fouls.

The young winger’s display helped Poland improve in the second half and secure the victory, in a match where the team showed greater attacking aggression after the changes. Pietuszewski stood out above all for his pace, directness in his actions, and the way he attacked space, always showing initiative and never afraid to take responsibility.

Having already caught the eye at youth level, the attacker has now sent a clear signal that he can also earn a place in the senior international context. At just 17 years old, he showed very promising signs on his first international appearance and reinforced the idea that he is a name to watch closely in European football.

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