FC Porto set to offer Pietuszewski new deal amid low clause | OneFootball

Oskar Pietuszewski quickly made his mark at FC Porto, securing a spot in the starting lineup and rewarding Francesco Farioli's trust with two goals – the most recent against Benfica, a moment that already highlights the young Polish player's budding career.

Meanwhile, reports from Poland suggest that several European giants are monitoring the young player's progress. Meczyki, which reported FC Porto's interest when Pietuszewski was still with Jagiellonia, mentions that the €60 million release clause in his contract does not deter some of these "sharks," given the athlete's young age and performance.

Premier League clubs and Atlético Madrid are reportedly observing the player's development, who will only turn 18 on May 20. It is after this date that FC Porto will attempt to secure the continuation of this Polish gem.

Upon arriving in Invicta, Pietuszewski signed a contract valid until January 5, 2029, the maximum term allowed for an underage player. However, FC Porto can renew the contract after his 18th birthday, which coincides with the end of the season. This option might also interest the player himself, who aspires to play in the Champions League – a possibility for the next season. According to the same source, Pietuszewski intends to stay at FC Porto for at least one more season.

Meczyki also reports that the new contract with FC Porto will last until June 2031 and may include a new release clause, given the growing interest the young player is starting to attract while playing for the leader of the Portuguese League.

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