This transfer would solve Michał Probierz’s problems. He is a key player of the national team

Since 2020, Jakub Moder has been owned by the English club Brighton. The club, which invested a record EUR 11 million for the Premier League, had to pay attention to the midfielder’s recovery process more often than to the Pole on the pitch.

Jakub Moder – transfer hero? VfB Stuttgart is interested

The former Lech Poznań player suffered several serious injuries that took away not only single matches or rounds, but entire seasons of play or even regular training. The latter is currently the biggest argument on the side of the Polish representative. Brighton does not look like a club that wants to invest more money in Moder, which is why the Pole will probably say goodbye to England in June 2025 after fulfilling the contract.

However, it may turn out that Moder will change his employer in the winter. According to Dennis Bayer, a reporter for Sky Sports News, a Champions League participant is interested in the services of the 25-year-old Pole. We are talking about VfB Stuttgart, which, after a great last season, is currently fighting to enter the top ten of the Bundesliga, but it certainly has room to get back on track. Modera.

The Pole, in good health, should be an ideal option for coach Michał Probierz to play in the middle of the field, where the Polish national team has been having problems for many years. A possible move to the Bundesliga would give Moder more chances to play. In Brighton, in the 2024/25 season, the Polish footballer played only one match, being rather on the margin of the Premier League club’s plans.

UEFA Nations League: The Polish national team has a chance of advancing

After four rounds, it is still not certain who will play next in the A League. The leaders of Group 1 are the Portuguese, who lost their first points only on Tuesday evening. Cristiano Ronaldo and company were stopped by the Scots, drawing with the leader goalless and thus gaining… their first point in this year’s competition.

Portugal has 10 points and the lead. In second place are the Croatians, who lost (1-2) to Portugal away, but were able to beat both the Scots (2-1) and the Poles (1-0) at home. Additionally, the draw at the PGE National Stadium (3:3) was very important from Croatia’s perspective, as it allowed them to maintain distance over the Polish national team. However, Coach Probierz’s team still has a chance to be among the two best teams in the group, which will advance them to the play-off phase, to the quarter-finals.

The Poles have four points and two more games to play. These will take place during the November international break. First, away to Portugal (November 15), and then, at the end of the group games, at home to Scotland (November 18).

The third place in the group, where the Poles are, means they have to play a play-off with one of the teams from League B to stay among the best in the UEFA Nations League. Fourth position means direct relegation. However, it seems that Scotland should not leapfrog Poland, although the fact is that a lot can still happen in group 1.