At the end of the year, Czes³aw Michniewicz ceased to be the head coach of the Polish national team. He achieved the sporting goals set before him, and yet he did not keep his job. All thanks to the ultra-defensive game of the White and Reds, the “bonus scandal” and constant skirmishes with journalists. The 52-year-old is a freelancer and the media is already speculating about a possible direction.
Michniewicz is looking for a new employer. He considers two directions. All far from Poland
As reported by Piotr Koźmiński from , the selector may soon take a new job. However, there is little chance that Michniewicz will get a job in his homeland. “It is possible that the coach will look for happiness abroad in the near future. In Poland, the atmosphere around him has recently become heavy, and besides, the best jobs are still occupied here,” writes the journalist.
So far, Michniewicz has only worked in his homeland, but now he intends to try his luck abroad. According to Koźmiński, the selector is currently considering two directions. The first is Greece, and the second is one of the Arab countries. However, it is not known which country exactly we are talking about.
A few days ago, Tomasz Włodarczyk from the Matchyki.pl portal argued about the possibility of Michniewicz taking up a job in the Middle East. – I wouldn’t be surprised if he found a job in the Middle East, in Arab countries. He defeated Saudi Arabia. His name was marked in those areas. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was an Arab direction, already marked by Maciej Skorża [pracował w Zjednoczonych Emiratach Arabskich U-23 – przyp. red.] – .
Even before Michniewicz took over the Polish national team, the agent was looking for him a job in Russia. Today, due to the war, this direction is not an option. We will find out where the coach will find employment in the coming weeks.
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It is still not known who will be the head coach of the Polish national team. . The main candidates for the post are Roberto Martinez, Marcelo Bielsa, Vladimir Petković, Paulo Bento, Herve Renard, Andrij Shevchenko as well as Maciej Skorża, Jan Urban and Marek Papszun. The new coach will lead the Biało-Czerwoni in the Euro 2024 qualifiers. These will start in March this year.
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