Jakub Kaminski, one of the hopes for a better tomorrow in the Polish national team, spoke about what changes he would like to see in our national team during the reign of Fernando Santos. The words of the young winger are more than eloquent.
At the end of January, we finally found out who will lead our Polish football team. The post of coach was entrusted to Fernando Santos, from whom fans, specialists and even the players themselves expect a lot. This is best evidenced by the words of Yakub Kaminsky, who openly admitted that he would like to radically change one thing in the Byalo-Chervony team.
Jakub Kaminsky says how the Polish national team should change
The young football player referred to the style of play that our team has recently introduced. Euphemistically speaking, it was ineffective. The Poles focused on extreme defense, especially during the World Cup. In clashes with Mexico or Argentina, they limited themselves to obstructing their rivals. Even Saudi Arabia has abandoned the initiative. Some employees found it difficult to accept this state of affairs, which, at least in part, led to the termination of cooperation with Cheslav Mikhnevich.
His successor is also famous for his pragmatism, but despite this, the cadres themselves promise a lot after this cooperation. The wish of many of them would be a bolder attitude towards matches. These wishes were clearly expressed by Jakub Kaminsky in an interview with matchyki.pl.
When asked what he hoped for after Santos joined the white-red team, he answered unequivocally. “Revealing offensive potential,” he bluntly admitted. - Let’s agree, we have players who play in good leagues and are the strength of their teams. They score goals, provide assists and create many chances. I would like us to pass all this on to the national team,” said the 21-year-old.
Source: Wprost
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