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Transfery Piłkarskie reported that the FC Porto coach believed that Oskar Pietuszewski returned from the Poland national team camp in worse shape than before being called up. The club planned for the 18-year-old to stay in Porto during the international break to work on his fitness, but he received a call-up due to squad issues. The coach reportedly admitted that it was difficult to control the player's workload during the camp. According to reports, Pietuszewski trained intensively upon his return. When asked how many minutes he was ready for, he replied that he was ready for 15-20. He entered the field towards the end of the game and scored — as reported by Transfery Piłkarskie — a goal that secured three points; he was also named player of the match. #FCPorto #ReprezentacjaPolski #OskarPietuszewski (translated)

FC Porto coach, Francesco Farioli, expressed dissatisfaction with the decision to call up Oskar Pietuszewski for the national team camp, as it negatively affected his physical preparation, despite the 18-year-old ultimately changing the course of the match by scoring the winning goal. #Porto #Futbol #Pietuszewski (translated)

Transfery Piłkarskie wrote that Oskar Pietuszewski entered the field only in the 79th minute of the match against Maritimo, but was chosen as the player of the match. The author credited him with a beautiful goal that was supposed to secure three points for FC Porto, and described him as one of the greatest talents in Polish football. #OskarPietuszewski #PolskaPiłka (translated)

Transfery Piłkarskie wrote that 18-year-old Oskar Pietuszewski became the hero of FC Porto, scoring a goal just a few minutes after entering the field, which secured three points for the team in the match against Maritimo. The author considered the shot to be exceptional. https://t.co/DmG2bELYkK #FCPorto #PiłkaNożna #OskarPietuszewski (translated)

In the Saturday match of the 8th round of the PKO BP Liga Portugal, CS Maritimo will face league leaders FC Porto at the Estádio do Marítimo in Funchal, where players Jakub Kiwior and Jan Bednarek will start the game, while Oskar Pietuszewski will sit on the bench. #PKOLigaPortugal #CSMaritimo #FCPorto (translated)

Riccardo Pecini, former sports director of Spezia, shares his experiences in discovering Polish football talents, pointing out Jakub Kiwior and Jan Bednarek as the perfect duo for FC Porto and appreciating young Oskar Pietuszewski. #JakubKiwior #PolskiFutbol #TransferyPiłkarskie (translated)

Transfery Piłkarskie reported that Oskar Pietuszewski ranked first on the list of the most valuable teenagers playing in clubs outside the top five leagues in Europe. The value of the FC Porto winger is estimated at 56.3 million euros, according to the CIES Football Observatory. #OskarPietuszewski #FCPorto (translated)

Wuja Jurek ⚽️🇵🇱 summarized the October training camp of the Polish national team, criticizing both the squad decisions and the team's performances. Among the events, he mentioned the dispute over call-ups and the absence of Karol Czubak in the squad, as well as the popular topic on X linking Czubak with Jan Urban. He also mentioned the scandal involving the recording of Łukasz Wachowski and Cezary Kulesza, whom he described as drunk, and the alleged change of the child leading Robert Lewandowski onto the pitch. The author deemed the match against Bosnia very poor, especially in the first half, and rated the final balance of four matches as a mere four points. He criticized Jan Urban for questioning the penalty and positively assessing the team’s play. He noted that Jan Bednarek caused a penalty, leading to Poland's loss to the Bosnians. He observed that Lewandowski scored three goals before being suspended for cards and not flying to the last match in Bosnia. He added that after his goals, commentators stopped suggesting he should retire and once again regarded him as a key player for the team. In his summary, Wuja Jurek also described Pietuszewski's call-up for the match against Sweden, joking that he could have strengthened the stands and tried the meatballs in the VIP area. He wrote that Potulski did not play again during the camp after a decent first appearance, and Wojciech Mońka watched the match against Romania from the stands once again before joining the youth national team. He also criticized Puchacz for a defensive mistake and a yellow card, as well as Wiśniewski for his behavior during the third goal, reminding that the player later explained letting go of Viktor Gyökeres with lessons learned from Italy. The author noted that the information about the goalkeeper coach's responsibility for defensive set pieces came to light during the camp. He also compared Julian Hall's debut in the USA national team after Kulesza's visit to that country and his two goals with the results of Polish teams: the U-21 team's victory over Sweden and Jerzy Brzęczek's team’s defeat to Italy. He wrote that after the youth team's victory, Brzęczek was increasingly pointed out as a future selector of the senior team, but after the loss to Italy, he was no longer presented as a possible savior and successor to Urban. Wuja Jurek also mentioned the victory over Romania after a red card, which he described as lucky, and the game 10 on 10 when Karol Świderski spent a full 90 minutes on the pitch. He noted Świderski's another appearance for the national team and Włodar's appeal in the Meczyków program to raise Marcin Bułka's rating for saving Jakub Kiwior's dangerous shot. Among other events, he mentioned a trend on social media involving Pucha2115, who — he wrote — swapped a JBL speaker for a Bible, and the recurring debate about playing with three or four defenders. #ReprezentacjaPolski #PiłkaNożna #Ekstraklasa (translated)