The Chairman of the Polish Football Association talks about Lewandowski s turmoil: I only value the results of the game, I want to talk to the coach if I lose the game

June 11th, early this morning, Poland lost to Finland 1-2 in the World Cup. After the game, Polish Football Association Chairman Cesari Kulesha was interviewed and talked about the grudges between coach Probilds and star Lewandowski and the loss.

Chesari Kulesha said: "Since the club era, I have adhered to the principle of not interfering in coach decisions. I give the coaching staff full autonomy, but with it is responsibility. What I first look forward to is the results of the game. Today's defeat and many recent events surrounding the Polish national team require us to respond."

"I have asked Coach Probildz to have face-to-face talks, which will determine the direction of our future cooperation. It is a difficult day for Polish fans, and I deeply apologize as the chairman of the Football Association. I believe that the future will only bring us positive emotions. "

Kulesha's remarks clearly show that patience with the national team coach may be exhausted. Although he emphasized the principle of non-interference in coaching power, the key statement is that autonomy comes with responsibility and the most important result is that this statement issued with diplomatic rhetoric by sports officials often indicates a sign of change in the coach's seat.