The Danish coach of Lech Poznan, the Polish champions, was not pleased to be paired with AGF in the Champions League qualifying second round.
Niels Frederiksen was not pleased that his Polish team was drawn with AGF for the Champions League qualifying second round on Wednesday.
Frederiksen would have preferred to play Kazakh team Kairat Almaty, Latvian team Riga FC, or Faroese outsiders Klaksvik, who were selected from the bowl at the UEFA headquarters.
“I don’t think either AGF or we are very eager to meet. There were other teams that I would have liked to meet. Niels Frederiksen tells bold.dk, “I think AGF and the Swedish champions from Mjørby are the strongest of the unseeded teams.”To determine who moves on to the third qualifying round, there will be two 50-50 matches. Naturally, having a solid understanding of AGF is advantageous when we begin to analyze them.
AGF most likely knows a lot about Lech Poznan as well. In 2025, Markus Uglebjerg, an assistant coach at the Danish champion team, worked as Frederiksen’s assistant at the Polish club for six months.
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