Poles excited about Pietuszewski: “Built for a stellar career” | OneFootball

In an interview with the Prawda Futbolu channel, Zbigniew Boniek spoke about the current moment of Oskar Pietuszewski at FC Porto. The former international and former president of the Polish Football Federation assessed the progression of the young forward, expressing full confidence that the player will eventually reach the highest levels of European football.

In conversation with journalist Roman Kołtoń, the Polish legend did not hesitate to point the athlete’s talent towards the giants of world football.

“His muscular structure, appearance, movement, and trajectory predispose him to a truly colossal career. I wouldn’t be surprised if Pietuszewski went to Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Real Madrid, or Barcelona,” he stated.

The former official also emphasized the importance of allowing Pietuszewski to “develop slowly and calmly.”

As for a possible call-up to the Polish national team, Boniek said he did not intend to interfere, but left a warning for the coach.

“I won’t be the one to say who should be called up, but if someone is good, they’re good. There’s this idea that a player needs time to mature and get used to training, but when it comes to skill, Janek definitely has a dilemma,” he concluded.

Oskar Pietuszewski joined the Dragons for eight million euros, coming from Jagiellonia. The winger has been in the spotlight and became the second youngest player ever to score in a derby between Benfica and FC Porto, netting Porto’s second goal in the recent draw at Estádio da Luz (2-2).

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