Raków Częstochowa has sealed the deal for Hungarian right‑winger Adin Molnar, a €750,000 transfer. The 22‑year‑old, who logged 10 goals and four assists in 32 matches last season, is set to fight for a regular spot in a title‑challenging side.
Who is he and where does he come from?
Adin Molnar has been playing for MTK Budapest and regularly appears in Hungary's youth national teams. He has yet to debut for the senior side, but his stats in the Hungarian top flight caught Polish media attention. Reporter Szymon Janczyk of Weszło noted that talks were in final stages in early July.
Why does Molnar matter to Raków?
Raków needs extra firepower after the 3‑0 victory over Arka Gdynia on 23 May 2026. The club sits 4th in the Ekstraklasa with 55 points and a recent run of four wins (WWWWL). Adding a player who can both score and create chances could help close the five‑point gap to leaders Lech Poznań.
What are the transfer terms?
The club allocated exactly €750,000, a sizable outlay for a young winger. Molnar, 22, posted 10 goals and four assists in 32 games last season – figures that show he is ready for top‑level action. His pace and finishing ability will be tested in the upcoming match against Legia Warsaw.
What’s next for Raków?
Coach Józef Kaczmarek said Molnar will be in the squad for the first match after the international break. If the newcomer keeps his previous form, Raków could gain an extra boost in the title race, especially as the team has already scored 51 goals and conceded 40 this season (+11 goal difference).
