Lechia Gdansk Prepares New Reinforcement
Lechia Gdansk will not slow down the pace on the transfer market. The club has decided to sign Artur Szach from Karpat Lwów. According to the latest reports, the 21-year-old Ukrainian player has only one formal step left to complete - passing the medical tests.
What does it mean for Lechia Gdansk?
Lechia Gdansk has clearly accelerated its actions in the transfer market. The team, which after the relegation from Ekstraklasa has significantly reorganized its squad, is looking for effective solutions to improve its results. The start of the 2026/2027 season was not successful - the team has only one point in the first three rounds, which has not left any doubts that reinforcements are necessary.
What's next?
In Gdansk, it was decided to trust the Ukrainian market once again, which has already brought several positive surprises in recent years. The latest talks between Lechia and Karpat Lwów concern the transfer of Artur Szach. The 21-year-old midfielder, although he has been playing mainly as a reserve, has managed to play 19 official matches in the last season and has scored one goal.
What are the hopes of Lechia Gdansk?
The Gdansk team hopes that the formalities will be completed quickly and the young Ukrainian will soon be officially presented as a new player of Lechia. The hopes are great - the club needs a boost to change its fortunes on the league front, and the transfer of Szach is supposed to be just that.
Current situation of Lechia Gdansk
Lechia Gdansk currently occupies 17th place in the I Liga, having scored 1 point in the first three rounds. The team has lost 2 points and has a -6 goal difference. In the league table, Pogoń Grod. Mazowiecki has an 8-point lead over Lechia Gdansk. The next match of Lechia Gdansk will take place on October 17 against Arka Gdynia.
Valuable statistics
Lechia Gdansk has scored 2 goals in this season, while conceding 8. The team has a -6 goal difference. In the league table, Pogoń Grod. Mazowiecki has an 8-point lead over Lechia Gdansk.
