Adriano Amorim has returned to Raków Częstochowa after a prolonged absence. The Brazilian midfielder, under contract until June 2028, failed to report to the club at the start of the current campaign.
Journalist Kamil Głębocki confirmed the player's return. "Adriano Amorim has returned to Poland. The player is already in Częstochowa and is to report to the club," he said. "His physical condition will be assessed and probably after some time the player will be at the staff's disposal." Głębocki added.
Amorim's return is a potential boost for a team experiencing its biggest crisis since promotion to the Ekstraklasa. Raków Częstochowa sits 18th in the league table with just three points from ten matches. Their record stands at one win, zero draws, and nine defeats. In their last match, the team lost 4-1 at home to GKS Katowice, with the lone goal scored by Patryk Makuch, who is currently the team's top scorer with six goals.
Manager Tomasz Kaczmarek, who took over just over a month ago, won his debut but then suffered three consecutive losses. The club is fighting relegation, and a defeat in the upcoming clash with Wieczysta Kraków could deepen their troubles. Check the current league situation on our standings page.
Amorim, who has made 73 appearances for Raków, missed all ten league matches and six UEFA Conference League qualifiers this season. He must now pass a fitness assessment before he can rejoin the squad. His potential availability would be significant for the coaching staff, especially with a key fixture ahead. On Friday, Raków travels to face Wieczysta Kraków, with kick-off at 18:00. The full schedule of upcoming matches is available in our fixtures calendar.
Managing director Marek Szkolnikowski and manager Kaczmarek are hoping for an improvement in form from a team whose last five results show two wins and three losses. The return of an experienced player could help reverse the unfavorable trend. On Friday in Kraków, the team will be looking to earn points that would allow them to climb off the bottom of the table.
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