Widzew Łódź has announced that Patrycja Balcerzak is leaving her position as the women's football director. The club's spokesperson, Jakub Dyktyński, shared this news on social media. Balcerzak, a former Polish national team player, was responsible for the development of women's football at Widzew, aiming to establish a solid foundation for the future of the section. Throughout her tenure, she emphasized that the growth of women's football should not be limited to the first team's results. Widzew Łódź aimed to create a strong football academy for young female players. In an interview with 'Dziennik Łódzki', Balcerzak noted that around one hundred girls are currently training in youth groups at the club. Currently, the Widzew women's team competes at the IV league level, but the club has ambitions to advance to higher tiers in the future. In an official statement, Widzew indicated that Balcerzak's departure is linked to a change in the concept for the development of the women's section. Details regarding new plans have not yet been disclosed, but it is expected that the club will soon present a new strategy for women's football at al. Piłsudskiego.