Jakub Kaminski, the Polish winger signed by Benfica in the summer for 17 million euros, is generating concern in Poland due to his limited use at the club. The player has yet to secure a prominent place in Marco Silva's options, raising doubts about whether the move to the Luz was the ideal choice for his characteristics.
Bartosz Kubica, a Polish coach heard by SportsFact, criticized Marco Silva's management regarding Kaminski. According to Kubica, "it is evident that he is not a player that the new coach particularly appreciates," referring to the lack of opportunities given to the winger since the new coach's arrival.
Kubica believes that Kaminski may be struggling to adapt to the demands of football played by Benfica. The Polish coach stated that, at this moment, the player is only the fifth option in the hierarchy, which significantly limits his playing time.
The Polish specialist also suggests that the move to Portugal may not have been the most suitable for the player's profile. According to Kubica, "perhaps Kaminski's close circle and the player himself made an incorrect reading of Benfica's playing style," explaining that Kaminski is a player who excels at attacking space and would be more useful in a team that plays on the counter-attack.