Cologne line up bid for striker who cost Benfica almost €20m | OneFootball

Cologne is studying the possibility of bringing back Jakub Kaminski, just a few months after the Polish winger left the club to join Benfica. The German club is closely monitoring the player’s situation and is already analyzing what kind of deal could make his return in January possible.

The attacker arrived at the Luz in the summer in a deal worth 17 million euros. The Poland international has so far recorded one goal and two assists in eight appearances for Marco Silva’s Benfica, totaling 341 minutes on the pitch.

Given the player’s level of involvement, Cologne is assessing the possibility of moving forward with a deal that would allow them to bring back the winger during the next transfer window. According to 'Bild', the most likely scenario at this stage is a loan move, although there is still no known formal offer.

The 24-year-old left a good impression at Cologne last season, scoring seven goals in 36 matches. Now, the German club is keeping tabs on the progress of its former player from afar and is considering the possibility of bringing him back.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇵🇹 here.