Pogoń Szczecin was one of the best teams in the autumn round of the Ekstraklasa. In 17 games, she scored 29 points, which gives her fourth place in the table. The loss to the leader Raków Częstochowa is 12 points, but only three points to the second Legia Warszawa.
The director of Pogoń Szczecin would like one more transfer in the winter. “The window is still open”
Before the start of the spring round, Pogoń made two reinforcements. Right defender Linus Wahlqvist and left defender Leonardo Koutris were brought in, but Dariusz Adamczuk, director of the sports department, announces that one more move is being considered.
– We have one more thing to do. It’s about a centre-back, but we don’t want to do it under time pressure. (…) As you know, several names spilled out for reasons beyond our control. It was about cash transfers, but also transfers of free players like Edgar Ie. The window is still open and we will act in this regard – he said, quoted by the official website of the club.
The Pogoń activist emphasized that this will be the last transfer in winter, but a certain condition must be met in order for it to take place. “We want to sign a centre-back who will be even better than the ones we already have. This is how we want to act to constantly improve the quality of the team. We have already achieved two transfer targets, this centre-back is our third target.
In the last two seasons, Pogoń finished third in the league. This year he can fight for a higher place, but according to Adamczuk, another bronze will not be a disappointment. – It depends on the circumstances. The bronze medal can be won in the last round, and it can also be lost in the last round. I just want a medal. I think we would all like it and it would show how much we have developed in recent years.
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In the first match after the winter break, Pogoń Szczecin will face Widzew Łódź. The match will be played on Saturday, January 28 at 17:30.
Source: Sport
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