Pietuszewski aims to improve: "Decision-making's always been tough" | OneFootball

Oskar Pietuszewski transferred from Jagiellonia to FC Porto at the beginning of this month and assures that his integration into the team led by Francesco Farioli has been “very positive.” In statements to the portal 'Polsat Sport', the Polish winger emphasized that, due to his age, he tries not to put himself under unnecessary pressure.

“Joining a new team, and especially being away from home for the first time, is a challenge. Especially at such a young age. I try not to put unnecessary pressure on myself. I want to be a communicative person, not afraid to meet new people and develop not only as a player but also as a person. It's an additional incentive that will help me become better and better,” explained Pietuszewski, 17, who had no problem admitting what his biggest difficulty on the field is.

“I have always had problems with decision-making. Sometimes, I felt like I didn't know what to do [on the field]. Now, I try not to put pressure on myself. It's something that will come naturally with time. The more minutes I spend on the field, the better my decision-making will be.”

“It was a very positive integration. Bednarek is a natural leader. Kiwior is more shy, but we form a great team. And that will help on and off the field. Internal competition in the attack? It's healthy and important to keep it that way. Everyone does their best to earn their place.”

In the two games he has played wearing the FC Porto jersey, Oskar Pietuszewski has recorded one assist.

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