The young Polish winger Oskar Pietuszewski, from FC Porto, is generating waves of excitement not only in Portugal but also in Sweden, where the press believes he could be the next big name in Polish football, succeeding the iconic Robert Lewandowski. As the decisive World Cup qualifying play-off approaches, which pits Sweden against Poland, attention is turning to this 17-year-old prodigy who promises to revolutionize his national team’s attack.
The prestigious Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter did not hesitate to state that “the king of scorers, Robert Lewandowski, is singing his last verse, but the heir to the Polish throne has already arrived.” This statement is not just a compliment but a clear indication that Pietuszewski is building a solid reputation in the Portuguese league, where he has showcased his talent on the field.
To delve deeper into the profile of the young player, the publication turned to the testimony of Oskar Anlend, a specialist in Polish football. Anlend did not hold back in his words, describing Pietuszewski as a phenomenon, highlighting his striking and self-confident personality. “He is arrogant and clearly enjoys being the center of attention. When he scored a goal against Benfica, he ran towards the opponents and made Zlatan’s gesture, putting his hand behind his ear,” he revealed.
Pietuszewski has already had the opportunity to shine for the Polish national team, making his debut in a 2-1 victory over Albania, where he was used in the second half of the play-off semi-final. There is a consensus among Polish fans that he should have played more. “I think he will definitely play against Sweden, maybe around 60 minutes,” anticipates Anlend, highlighting the growing expectations surrounding the young player.
The words of Graham Potter, the coach of the Swedish national team, also join the chorus of praise. “Poland has a very well-organized team and utilizes the individual talent of the players brilliantly in attack. Oskar Pietuszewski is an exciting talent, but Poland has others like him, and this is a team game,” said the English coach, acknowledging the quality and potential that Pietuszewski brings to the game.
With the eyes of all of Europe on him, Oskar Pietuszewski is not just another name to remember. He is the hope of a new generation of Polish footballers who, with talent and boldness, can make history on the world stage. As Poland prepares to face Sweden, the anticipation surrounding this young prodigy only grows, promising a spectacle that could be memorable.
This article first appeared on Apito Final.
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