Wisla Krakow Youth - Jagiellonia Bialystok Youth

Wisła Kraków rejected low bids for defender Krzyżanowski

Wisła Kraków sporting director Vullnet Basha has said the club received many offers last summer for 20-year-old defender Jakub Krzyżanowski from clubs in the German and Austrian Bundesligas. Basha said the proposed amounts were too low, so the player stayed.

Krzyżanowski recently extended his contract with Wisła Kraków until 2030. Wisla Krakow Youth's next match in the Poland Mloda Ekstraklasa is at home to Jagiellonia Bialystok Youth.

4 wins in 5 for Jagiellonia Bialystok Youth

The recent record between the two sides leans heavily towards Jagiellonia Bialystok Youth, winners of 4 of the last 5. Wisla Krakow Youth and Jagiellonia Bialystok Youth are divided by a slim margin of 3 points in the standings.

Too many goals are going in at Wisla Krakow Youth, who have conceded 12 across their last five matches. Goals have come freely for the hosts, who have struck 12 times across their past five matches. This is an attack in good working order: the hosts have 30 goals from 14 games.

24 points have taken Jagiellonia Bialystok Youth to third, a place in the league's top three. Over 5 straight matches, the visitors have been breached at least once every time. The visitors' last outing was a free-scoring affair, ending 5-1 against Zaglebie Lubin Youth.