After six years, Roberto Martinez left the position of coach of the Belgian national team after the World Cup in Qatar and from that moment on he was associated with the Polish national team as a potential successor to Czesław Michniewicz. The Spaniard’s candidacy has already been positively assessed by several people from the Polish football community. The supporter of Martinez’s employment is Włodzimierz Lubañski, who
Roberto Martinez dropped out of one direction of employment
Recently, the topic of Martinez in the context of working with the Polish national team has died down a bit. This could have been influenced by the search for a coach by Club Brugge, with whom Roberto Martinez was linked. Ultimately, the Belgian team hired an Englishman, Scott Parker, so the Spaniard dropped out of one of the potential employers.
In mid-December, Martinez was asked about the possible position of the coach of the Polish team. – I have a contract until the end of the year, which I mentioned. Then I’ll probably want to rest a bit with my family. Formally, talks are possible from January –
So everything seems to indicate that the former Belgian coach remains on the carousel of names that are and will be associated with taking up the position of the coach of the Polish national team. However, we will have to wait a bit for the name, because the Polish Football Association does not intend to hurry with this decision.
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The first challenge of the new coach will be the Euro 2024 qualifiers. In group E, Poland will face the Czech Republic, Albania, Faroe Islands and Moldova.
Source: Sport
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