In what was a disappointing regular season for current Belgian Pro League champions Club Brugge, they still managed to qualify for the title playoffs on the last day of the regular season, putting them in contention to win another Belgian title.
However, even if the club do the unlikely and win another title, there will definitely be squad turnover this summer.
Two names being heavily linked with exits are both wingers, former Ajax youth product Noa Lang and Canadian international Tajon Buchanan, with the latter being a rumoured target of Inter Milan.
With that being said, Club Brugge have thought ahead, with the Belgian giants apparently close to completing the signing of Lech Poznań’s 23-year-old winger Michał Skóraś.
So far this season, Lechs Polish international has made 47 appearances across all competitions and has scored 15 goals.
This tactical analysis and scout report will examine the Polish wingers strengths and weaknesses, compare him to Buchanan and Lang, and assess his potential fit at the Belgian club.
Michał Skóraś Player profile
The image above shows Skóraś’s heat map from both the Ekstraklasa and UEFA Europa Conference League from this season, which illustrates his capability to play on both the left and right side of the attack.
The 23-year-old prefers playing on the left as an inverted winger, allowing him to cut inside on his preferred right foot.
However, as the heat map also shows, Skóraś does not just stay wide, he also will either drift inside during matches or start in these more inverted positions, allowing him to get on the ball in more central areas and drive at opposition defenders with the ball at his feet.
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