23-year-old Duvnjak Filip Čuić replaced Croatia with Poland in the winter transfer window. Good games in Gorica earned him a transfer (according to Transfermarkt €260,000) to the tenth team of the Polish Ekstraklasa Pogoń Szczecin.
After signing the contract, for portal readers Jabuka.tv he said that the first impressions upon arrival in Poland were more than excellent.
The conditions here are phenomenal. First impressions are really fantastic. I don’t really have any complaintssays Čuić in a satisfied tone, which already this Saturday expect a match.
His Pogoń Szczecin welcomes the team Widzew Łódź which is currently at the back, and the striker should play for the first time for the new team.
Debut derby, same opponent invested a lot in the team this year. Although it may not be visible in the standings, they have a good team. I got to know the league a lot. I know it is physical leaguethat there is a lot of racing and a lot of pressure, but, my God, we will managepoints out Ćuić.
Pogoń Szczecin is currently located at middle of the scaleand the goals are aimed at the upper part.
They have always been in the TOP 5 for the last four or five seasons. That is probably the goal this year as well, which I believe we will make it happen.
He arrived in Poland from Gorica, where he collected in the first part of the season 22 performancesachieved four hits and one assist. For him, the period in Gorica is, as he says, the best part of senior football.
That’s where I played the most that’s when I got an opportunity. I am really grateful to them and wish them the best of luck. I think that Gorica is growing day by day, from game to game. They have a good idea, a good plan and great players and I believe they will finish well for the club and the fans of Goricahe shared for the readers of the portal Jabuka.tv Čuić.
We also asked him what the difference is between the Croatian and Polish leagues, and he answered briefly:
The Polish league is at a higher level in this regard, but neither Croatia is not far behind. HNL is not a bad league to develop and make a good careerhe added.
His older brother Mario performs in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Premier League in jersey It dries upand Filip points out that he is happy to watch those games when his commitments allow him.
Mario Čuić in the shirt of Posušja
I think so bh. the league rises from season to season. There are really good individuals and teams, so it is interesting to watchshared his impressions of Čuić, who uses every free moment to visit his native Tomislavgrad.
Whenever I can and when I have free time, I come. Now I don’t know how it will be for me when I moved to Poland, but I’m always happy to comeclaims the interlocutor of the portal Jabuka.tv.
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