Jakub Kaminski injured for Poland against Bosnia, likely to miss upcoming games | OneFootball

Jakub Kaminski suffered an adductor problem during Poland’s 0-0 draw with Bosnia in the Nations League, going off in the first half. He has returned to Benfica to continue treatment.

According to Glorioso 1904, Marco Silva may receive good news in the coming days, with the winger potentially back sooner than first feared.

Poland coach Jan Urban said he is unlikely to have Kaminski for the rest of this international window. He described it as an adductor issue, not believed to be a tear, and suspected it would not be long term, suggesting about one week to 10 days out.

Poland now face Sweden, then Romania and Bosnia. Kaminski is likely to miss those fixtures.

Urban has recently backed the Poland international, highlighting a brilliant display against Milan and his clear desire to play. He added that a lack of regular minutes is not a major concern in this context.

Source: Glorioso 1904

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