LONDON (Reuters) - Poland is an 'undervalued gem in European football' and external investment in the top flight league and its clubs will help them narrow the gap to their continental rivals, Legia Warsaw president Dariusz Mioduski told Reuters.
FILE PHOTO: European Club Association Vice-Chairman Dariusz Mioduski attends a news conference after the 23rd ECA General Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland, September 10, 2019. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse
Poland's national team also qualified for the knockout stages of the World Cup last year for the first time since 1986. "Our clubs have grown organically and have rolled out infrastructure, invested in players -- only through the support of a few private individuals who care about the clubs and are involved with improving them.
Mioduski said they have reached a point where they would welcome external investment both in the league and its clubs. In France, CVC Capital also acquired a 13% stake worth 1.5 billion euros in Ligue 1's media rights business and Mioduski believes that is an avenue the Ekstraklasa can explore.
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