Overview
- Club officials announced the appointment on November 12 as Tychy seeks to arrest a poor run in Poland’s second division.
- Piszczek called the job a new stage in his coaching journey and stressed daily work, consistency and responsibility in building a long-term foundation.
- Tychy sits 16th with three wins in 16 matches, having recently slipped into a relegation spot, according to local reporting.
- DerWesten reports he signed through 2027 with an option for an additional year, though the club has not detailed terms publicly.
- Board member Maximilian Kothny said Piszczek’s philosophy and leadership align with the organization’s long-term vision, pointing to his local ties and top-level experience.