From the end of December Cezary Kulesza announced that PZPN will not extend the contract with Czesław Michniewiczthe Polish national team remains without a coach. Average list the names of coaches who could take the helm chassisbut so far the details have been lacking. In the latest interview, Kulesza revealed a bit about what the negotiations are like and who is keeping track of the relationship.
Cezary Kulesza lists the names of potential candidates for the coach of the Polish national team
President PZPN initially declined to reveal any names trainerswho could potentially be entrusted with the post of coach of the Polish national team. I’ve talked to many coaches. I could probably force myself to provide a shortlist of names, but I haven’t come close. I just don’t think it’s worth it for several reasons. If only because it could hinder the negotiations, Cezary Kulesza said in an interview with “Sports Review”.
In response to further questions, Kulesza has already opened the veil of secrecy. We currently have very few free trainers Polandnot bound by contracts. There is Jan Urban … – noted the activist. When the journalist suggested Marek Papszun’s name, the PZPN president immediately drew attention to his contract. – First of all, coach Papszun has a valid contract with Raków Częstochowa. I’m talking about free coaches, there are Jacek Magiera, Ireneusz Mamrot, Maciej Bartoszek, Piotr Stokowiec. When it comes to contracted coaches it’s more complicated, everyone has their own provisions in the contracts that we have to respect – he confessed -.
This statement could suggest that if the federation decides on a Polish manager, it will only be for one who is not currently bound by a contract with any club. Kulesza added that he has a small pool of applicants, but did not set a deadline for announcing a new head coach. “I have a list of few names, we are analyzing the coaches. If we get closer rather than further away, we won’t keep it a secret, we’ll just announce it.”
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“We definitely want a manager who has a good image. It is also important that he can leave his mark on the players. It’s not just about the game, it’s about everything – said the president of PZPN. If the new national team manager is a foreign manager, he will not require the new manager to live permanently in Poland. A serious accusation against Paulo Sousa was his practical absence in Poland outside of team training camps. Kulesza wants any foreign coach to stay at least two or three days in our country.
