At 18, Oskar Pietuszewski commits to FC Porto until 2031 | OneFootball

FC Porto have extended Oskar Pietuszewski’s contract by two more seasons, tying the player to the club until 2031. In January, still only 17, the Polish international had signed a deal valid until 2029. Now, shortly after coming of age, he sees his stay extended under the same contractual terms. The statement announcing the renewal makes no reference to any possible increase in the release clause.

Born in Białystok, very close to the border with Belarus, Oskar Pietuszewski came through the entire youth system at Jagiellonia and made his professional debut at 16 against Francesco Farioli’s Ajax in the Europa League qualifying stage.

After winning the Polish Super Cup and continuing to stand out at the start of 2025/26, he moved to Porto and made an immediate impact: in the second half of the Portuguese League season, the youngest member of the Dragons’ senior squad played 16 matches, started 11, scored three goals and provided four assists.

Thrown in by Francesco Farioli in a highly demanding test in Guimarães, around a week after leaving his home country, Oskar Pietuszewski helped the Dragons claim all three points against Vitória SC (0-1) and again had a decisive influence in the home win over Rio Ave (1-0).

Between February and March, already 17, the winger scored in three straight league rounds — against FC Arouca (3-1), Benfica (2-2) and Moreirense FC (3-0) — and provided another assist in the following match, in Braga (1-2). Since then, the blue-and-white No. 77 added another assist in Amadora (1-2) and started in the title-clinching match against FC Alverca (1-0).

A few days after being crowned national champion and celebrating his 18th birthday, Oskar Pietuszewski has renewed with FC Porto and will remain tied to the club for the next five seasons, until 2031.

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