Śląsk Wrocław are moving toward making Toni Golem their permanent head coach after Ante Simundza's dismissal, with president Remigiusz Jezierski making the call. Meczyki.pl reported that Golem is the most likely successor and that the club are still working out the contract details, with no official announcement yet.
The contract is still being finalised
Piotr Potępa of Wrocławskie Fakty, writing for Meczyki.pl, said: "According to our information, the parties are still working out the details of the contract or are already at the stage of signing it. There is no official club announcement for now". That puts the story in a familiar grey area, with the move clearly advancing but not yet confirmed by the club.
A separate report from the same outlet points to Jezierski as the decision-maker behind the change. The internal promotion also fits the scale of the problem. Śląsk sit 17th in Ekstraklasa with 10 points after 14 rounds, and their last five league results read one win and four other dropped results.
The pressure behind the call
Simundza's exit followed the 3-1 defeat to Radomiak Radom, the result that pushed the club to act. Golem had already taken charge for the 0-0 draw against Piast Gliwice, so this does not look like a leap into the unknown. It is more a move toward continuity inside a season that has gone badly wrong.
Śląsk's next match is away to Pogoń Szczecin on 20 November at 19:30, and the club's first job is to turn this temporary arrangement into a settled one before that trip.
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