“Only Michniewicz’s version did not stick.” Wi¶niowski reveals new facts

Czesław Michniewicz achieved all his goals – he won the play-offs against Sweden, kept the White-and-Reds in Division A of the League of Nations, and then for the first time in 36 years the team advanced to the knockout phase of the World Cup. However, this was not enough to keep the position of the coach of the Polish national team and . And even though it’s been a few days since the union’s decision, the topic of the coach and the “bonus scandal” is still hot, and more information is coming to light.

Michniewicz’s version of the bonus did not agree with the account of other staff members

The money promised by Mateusz Morawiecki led to a split in the team. There was information that there was a quarrel between the selector and Robert Lewandowski about the division. In the end, no one got the bonus, but the discord remained. The more so that Michniewicz was supposed to act behind the back of PZPN. Later, the coach gave an interview to Radio Zet. He also claimed that.

The problem is that Michniewicz’s version did not agree with the report of other members of the staff, including Jakub Kwiatkowski, spokesman for the Polish Football Association. Now Łukasz Wiśniowski from Canal + has returned to the “bonus scandal”. It turns out that not only Kwiatkowski gave a different version of events from the selector.

– The day before Czesław Michniewicz’s interview in “Radio ZET” I talked to four different people who were inside the team. Only the story told by Michniewicz did not stick. This made me think there was a problem. I began to think about it longer and investigate it more thoroughly, because if three people present a more or less similar version of events, and one person does not stick to this version, it is a problem – emphasized the journalist.

Many experts believe that it was the “bonus scandal” that led to Michniewicz’s dismissal. It led to a split in the team, and the players could not imagine further cooperation with the coach. .

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Eventually, Michniewicz was released and the PZPN is looking for his successor. Among the candidates are Nenad Bjelica, Herve Renard, Marek Papszun and Paulo Bento.