Marcel Reguła tipped for first Poland call-up

Jan Urban is yet to confirm his latest Poland squad, but reports in the Polish media suggest one of the most eye-catching names could be Marcel Reguła. The 19-year-old Zagłębie Lubin player is being tipped as a possible debutant at senior international level.

Squad announcement still shrouded in secrecy

Urban is due to reveal his selections in the coming hours, with the full list still closely guarded. That uncertainty has naturally fuelled speculation around potential surprises, and Reguła has emerged as one of the names most strongly linked with a place in the squad.

According to Interia Sport, the Poland head coach may decide to hand the teenager his first opportunity in the national-team setup. If confirmed, it would represent a notable step for a young player whose progress has clearly attracted attention.

Reguła’s rise at Zagłębie Lubin

Reguła, still only 19, has been described as a player making a major impression at Zagłębie Lubin. That form appears to have pushed him into contention for recognition at international level, with Urban seemingly prepared to look at emerging talent as he shapes his group.

While the official squad list has not yet been published, the suggestion that Reguła could be involved points to the growing regard in which he is held. A first senior call-up would be a significant milestone for any young player, particularly one whose development has accelerated so quickly.

Transfer interest adds to the attention

The report also notes that Reguła was recently close to a major transfer, underlining the level of interest surrounding him beyond domestic football. That backdrop only adds to the sense that he is becoming one of the more closely watched young players in Poland.

For now, though, the focus remains on Urban’s announcement. Until the squad is made official, Reguła’s inclusion remains a report rather than a confirmed decision. Even so, the possibility of a first Poland call-up has already placed the Zagłębie Lubin teenager firmly in the spotlight.