Pietuszewski to Poland to finish school | OneFootball

He barely had time to celebrate winning the Portuguese championship before Oskar Pietuszewski was already preparing for his trip to Poland. The young FC Porto winger is heading to his home country to take his secondary school exams, which begin this Monday. As a result, his availability for the match against Aves SAD remains uncertain, in a week devoted to studying.

According to journalist Dominik Piechota, on the Sportowy channel, the 17-year-old player starts tomorrow with his Polish language exam and, the following day, takes his maths exam. On Wednesday, he will complete his final secondary school exam, in foreign languages, including English.

Less than six months after arriving in Portugal, Pietuszewski was crowned national champion following FC Porto’s 1-0 win over Alverca, with a goal from his compatriot Bednarek. Despite the long night of celebrations, the trip to Poland had already been planned and was included in his contract with the club.

To balance his sporting career with his studies, the player has followed an individual learning plan in recent months, receiving school materials remotely. “Oskar has had an individual learning programme over the last few months. He did not attend classes, but received materials from the school. He has already passed his football maturity exam, now it is time for the other one,” added Piechota.

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