Jakub Kaminski returns to Lisbon for assessment after league injury

Jakub Kaminski left the match between Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Nations League fixture, injured and is expected to return to Lisbon within the next few hours to be reassessed by Benfica's medical staff after suffering an adductor problem that forced him off the field.

The injury occurred during the clash between Poland and Bosnia and Herzegovina, a Nations League contest. It was the Polish national team's last commitment before a sequence of four games in a short period.

Coach Jan Urban's Opinion

Jan Urban, Poland's coach, stated that Kaminski will probably miss the upcoming weeks of competition.

“Unfortunately, I think we've lost him. We have four games in a short span. It doesn't have to be a serious injury, but it will probably keep him out of the next matches,” the coach said.

Urban explained that the player has adductor issues but did not suffer a rupture. He estimates the absence could last between one week and ten days, which will prevent him from taking part in the remaining Nations League games.

The winger is expected to arrive in Lisbon within the next few hours to be examined by Benfica's medical department. The Portuguese side will monitor the injury's progress and decide on the player's return.

At this point, Kaminski has already accumulated eight caps for the national team, scoring one goal and providing two assists. The numbers demonstrate his offensive importance despite limited participation.

The news was originally published on the Bola na Rede website. So far, there is no additional information about the severity of the injury.