Widzew Łódź is preparing a revolution in its sports structure, which could mean significant changes within the club. The main candidate to take the reins is Łukasz Masłowski, who is set to introduce a new approach to scouting. He is expected to collaborate with Artur Płatek, a former sports advisor at Raków Częstochowa. Both experts are tasked with creating a new scouting strategy for the four-time Polish champions.

Artur Płatek is a well-known figure in Polish football, with a track record of success. His contract at Raków Częstochowa was not extended, opening the door for potential collaboration with Widzew. Previously, Płatek achieved success as a sports director at Botew Plovdiv, where he won the national cup and qualified for European competitions, generating significant transfer profits.

Widzew Łódź, with its rich history in Polish football, could benefit from Płatek's experience, especially in the scouting area. His background with Borussia Dortmund and Górnik Zabrze could be crucial for the club's future. There are whispers that changes at Widzew may also affect the positions of Dariusz Adamczuk and Sławomir Rafałowicz, who currently hold roles within the club.

The revolution at Widzew Łódź could mark the beginning of a new era for the club, which aims to return to the top of Polish football. Changes in the sports structure may attract new players and improve the team's performance in the upcoming seasons.