Grabara is “pure gold”. ‘Liverpool wonder if they got it wrong’ ‘Football’

704 – For several minutes Kamel Grabara He is still undefeated in the Danish league. Goalkeeper FC Copenhagen Delights and Sunday in match From Midtjylland (1:0) he broke the record of 23-year-old Jan Hoffmann, who had not missed a goal in 678 minutes.

– He is one of the best goalkeepers in the Superligaen and plays for the best Danish team. He’s very fast on goal and has great reflexes. She has so many great rallies – said Martin Gottschalk Akglade, journalist at TV2, in an interview with Sport.pl.

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But other Danish media have praised Grabara. Before Thursday’s match against Silkeborg, the Sporten.com portal confirmed the excellent statistics of the Polish representative. “When we add 14 clean sheets to the number of minutes (the next goalkeeper has 10) and a defensive efficiency of 81.4%, we will understand that Copenhagen FC has pure gold in its composition” – reads on the gate.

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Danish journalists remember the story of Grabara, who changed Ruch Chorzów a few years ago Liverpool. “In the 2018/19 season, he joined the first team, making his debut in sparring with Tranmere Rovers in July 2018. Two months later he sat on the bench in the cup match against Chelsea, but did not make his official debut. Debut for the club “- we read.

And then: “Later Grapara He was on loan and did not renew his contract with Liverpool last year. At this point, Liverpool are definitely wondering if they made a mistake in letting him out of the club.

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Grabara has been called up to the last training camp Poland national team. However, the 23-year-old goalkeeper did not play in a friendly match against Scotland (1-1) or in Parag With Sweden (2:0) for promotion to the world championship. Apart from Grabara, Wojciech Szczęsny, Łukasz Skorupski and Bartłomiej Drągowski appeared at the training camp.

Grabara was the main goalkeeper for Poland’s U21 national team during the tenure of Czeslaw Micniewicz. The Copenhagen FC player played 19 matches, including three in the European Youth Championship, where our team struggled for promotion to the semi-finals to the end.