- I feel like I was meant to join Legia for a long time, so I'm glad this transfer has come to fruition. I'm very excited about playing on this pitch. Of course, I'm aware of what a great club Legia is. I want to win the championship with the club and be part of this team. For me, it's a huge chance to make my name. When I came here, I had a talk with the coach. He presented me with a detailed and extensive plan.
- We are joined by a player who is almost 20 years old, who began his football education in the cradle of football, in England, in one of the best clubs in Europe. He is a player who is a representative of Poland. He has incredible potential, and we want to create such conditions for him to have a chance to prove his scale.
- The competition in the midfield is strong. I think that Maxi - with his technical skills, physical condition and tactical sense - will not be in a lost position in this competition. We need more options in this area.
- I am glad that we have a large group of players from the Academy, who have been added to the first team, are developing in many aspects, gaining experience and adaptation to the conditions of senior football and the high requirements in Legia. They are definitely our future.
- Coach Feio's staff pays great attention to their individual progress. We are very close to achieving one of the most important goals for this season - playing in the league phase of the UEFA Conference League, which is why the team's staff must take into account several variants in each formation. This is also why we decided to acquire Maxi.
No reason for “due respect”, Polish league is abysmal and the level is lower than you’d expect. Check the results of Polish teams in Europe in last decades, also Legia used to be the best in the country (due to their financial advantage) but now are in a big crisis. I wouldn’t read much from his games against Polish farmersMaybe a bit premature, and Poland is an easier league (with all due respect) but it looks like he offers more than Collyer and is younger.
Do you remember Lukas Podolski? Ages ago he warmed the bench for Arsenal and Bayern and won the World Cup 2014 with Germany. By now he is 39 years old, much more busy with other stuff (like his own Kebab restaurant franchise, being a TV pundit and whatever...), and still a starter for Gornik Zabrze. Says all you need to know about the league.Maybe a bit premature, and Poland has an easier league (with all due respect) but it looks like he offers more than Collyer and is younger.