Raków Częstochowa officially announced its fifth signing this window – Hungarian forward Adin Molnar signed a contract until mid‑20230. The transfer, valued at around €750,000, is set to boost the team's attack, which has already netted 51 goals and conceded 40, sitting 4th in the Ekstraklasa with 55 points after 34 games.
Who is Adin Molnar?
Molnar, a 22‑year‑old from MTK Budapest, arrived after a successful season in the Hungarian top flight, tallying 10 goals and 4 assists in 32 appearances. His versatility lets him play both wing and central striker roles, fitting perfectly into manager Michał Probierz's tactics. This is his first club outside Hungary, making the move even more significant for his career development.
Why does Molnar matter for Raków?
Raków is gearing up for the second round of Conference League qualifiers, where they will face Valencia. Adding a young, dynamic forward raises their chances of progressing, especially as the side has recorded a recent form of 4W‑0D‑1L (WWWWL) and is on a four‑game winning streak. Molnar can bring fresh firepower to an attack already boasting 51 season goals.
What are Raków's next steps?
After the Valencia tie, Raków returns to the Ekstraklasa, opening against Wisła Płock. The club remains near the top, just 5 points behind leaders Lech Poznań. Their latest result – a 3‑0 win over Arka Gdynia on 23 May 2026 – shows the offense is clicking, and Molnar has a chance to add another goal to the run.
What lies ahead?
With an option to extend the contract by another 12 months, Molnar could become a regular starter. His debut is slated for the upcoming league match, and fans are hoping for a swift adaptation to the system. If he keeps his form, he may help Raków chase the title, which is currently within reach, only 5 points shy of the leaders.
