Zbigniew Boniek spoke about the latest developments around the Polish national team. The former president of the Polish Football Association did not bite his tongue.
Echoes of the scandal that erupted within the Polish national team do not cease after the players were supposed to receive a bonus of 30 million zlotys from the government for reaching the 1/8 finals of the World Cup in Qatar. The case has already been dealt with by Cezary Kulesza, president of the Polish Football Association, and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki himself. Recently, UEFA vice-president Zbigniew Boniek has been somewhat less active in the affairs of the Polish team. It’s time for his voice.
Zbigniew Boniek commented on the scandal surrounding the Polish national team
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has announced that players will not receive the announced bonuses for reaching the playoffs. Zbigniew Boniek probably waited for the final resolution of the case, because only now he decided to express what he thinks about this. He also touched upon the achievements of the Poles in the World Cup.
“In life, you need to be able to win and lose. We finished 9th-16th at the World Championship after a very average game. Now only quarrels, suspicions and a typical Polish hell. Apart from the skills, we lacked a class upon arrival, which is a pity. Have a good rest, gentlemen football players, ”wrote the former president of the Polish Football Association on Twitter.
Cheslav Mikhnevich may leave the team
Cesar Kulesha assures that his relations with Cheslav Mikhnevich are at a very good level, and both of them show cordiality and respect. However, recent media reports clearly indicate that the breeder will lose his position.
It is assumed that the reason for this state of affairs was the disagreements that occurred in the team after arriving from the World Cup. The most tense situation will be between Lewandowski and Mikhnevich. The captain of the Polish team was not only dissatisfied with the style of play presented by our team, but also had to lead the players who believed that the distribution of the bonus, which was still not awarded, should depend on the time spent on the field during the World Cup.
Source: Wprost
