The team is also missing three of Poland’s national representatives: Paweł Brożek, Rafał Boguski, and Wojciech Łobodziński will join their teammates in Spain after the upcoming Poland – Wales match. The last person to arrive will be Junior Diaz, who has been called up to play in the Costa Rica – Honduras match scheduled for February 12th.

The first team is joined by three members of Wisła’s junior team – Sebastian Janik, Michał Chrapek, and Sebastian Leszczak. “We’ve decided to take some younger players along so that they get a feel for senior-level football. This decision was consulted with coach Kulawik” – said Rafał Janas.

Wisła is scheduled to play three sparring matches in Spain: against Spartak Moscow on February 11th, Odense on February 14th, and Dynamo Moscow on February 17th. The White Star’s players will return to Kraków on February 18th.

During the team’s second training camp, which will also take place in Spain, this time further south in the town of Estepona, the focus will be on tactics. “We recently got through two tough weeks of training, so now things will be a little less intense. Our first priorities will be tactics and team building” – said Rafał Janas, coach Skorża’s assistant. He also added that the coaching staff will be examining players closely to select the optimal starting lineup.

Below is a list of players who departed for the team’s second training camp:

goalies: Mariusz Pawełek, Ilie Cebanu, Filip Kurto

defenders: Marcin Baszczyński, Piotr Brożek, Cleber, Arkadiusz Głowacki, Marcelo, Peter Singlar

midfielders: Łukasz Burliga, Mauro Cantoro, Michał Chrapek, Konrad Gołoś, Sebastian Janik, Tomasz Jirsak, Krzysztof Mączyński, Radosław Sobolewski, Marek Zieńczuk

forwards: Beto, Piotr Ćwielong, Tomasz Dawidowski, Sebastian Leszczak, Patryk Małecki

M. Górski
Wisła Kraków SA Press Office