Marek Papszun assessed the Raków Częstochowa transfer window. He said he regretted leaving

Marek Papszun celebrates his birthday on August 8th. The Canal + expert recently parted with Raków Częstochowa after many years of cooperation, and was succeeded by Dawid Szwarga. His former club can make a gift to the ex-trainer if he wins with Aris Limassol in the third round of el. to the Champions League.

Marek Papszun assessed the transfer moves of Raków Częstochowa

The Polish champions have strengthened a lot in the current transfer window, and players like Sonny Kittel, John Yeboah, Stratos Svarnas and many others have joined the club. Marek Papszun, the former coach of the team, was asked to evaluate these movements of the Medals in an interview for TVP Sport. “I admit they are impressive. In addition, not all new players have had the opportunity to play, such as Adnan Kovacevic or Kamil Pestka. They are very good players who will raise the level of competition in the team – he confessed.

– Looking long term, I am of the opinion that Raków, thanks to these transfers, will be able to successfully compete on three fronts – in the league, Polish Cup and European cups. I believe that the residents of Częstochowa will be able to play for the highest goals – he added.

Marek Papszun shocked. He said it was fine

The coach, and recently an expert of Canal+, was also asked if he regrets not being able to lead these players after such a solid transfer period. His reaction to this question may surprise you. “I don’t have any regrets at all because it doesn’t say I’d be allowed to work with these players,” he said.

– We do not know what would have happened if I was still the coach in Raków. It is not known what would be the motivation of the owner and other people to sign such players. There’s no point in regretting something that might not have happened at all. Additionally, it is not known whether we would have passed the first two rounds under my command. I am glad that the club is developing and has been promoted to the group of European cups – he concluded.