Overview
- GKS Tychy announced the appointment on Wednesday, confirming Piszczek as head coach.
- This marks his first professional head-coaching role after 16 matches leading fourth-tier LKS Goczalkowice-Zdroj and a spell as Nuri Sahin’s assistant at Borussia Dortmund.
- Tychy currently sit 16th in Poland’s second division after repeatedly missing promotion in recent seasons.
- Piszczek said he wants to build a long-term foundation based on daily work, consistency, and responsibility.
- Board member Maximilian Kothny called the hire a major step forward, noting Tychy is about 23 kilometers from Piszczek’s hometown.