The Polish footballer Oskar Pietuszewski is already with the FC Porto squad in the training camp that has been taking place since Tuesday in the Algarve and which ends this Friday, the day of a private game against Farense, but he still cannot train or play for the Dragons. As he is a minor – Pietuszewski is 17 years old – FC Porto's most recent addition is still awaiting the completion of the transfer process with FIFA. This is a more time-consuming and demanding case due to the athlete's age and, at this point, after having processed all the specific necessary documentation with FIFA, the blue and whites await the entity's approval so that Bednarek and Kiwior's compatriot can work under the orders of coach Francesco Farioli. To what the More football found, it is expected that the situation will be resolved soon, which could take around ten days. Until now, while waiting to work with his new colleagues (and being a certain offside in the training game with Farense), the former Jagiellonia player remains motivated and «happy» for the new sporting step in the career. Being a minor, Pietuszewski's sports employment contract cannot last longer than three sports seasons. Now, precisely, FC Porto has linked the young Polish player until January 2029. On Wednesday, in statements to the Polish portal MatchesPietuszewski's representative had already mentioned that completing the transfer could still take "two to three weeks". «Oskar is a minor, so the transfer still needs to be approved by FIFA. We have to accept that we will have to wait a while for his debut", said Mariusz Piekarski, alluding to the possibility that Pietuszewski may or may not already be an option against Benfica. The dragons are preparing for the Portuguese Cup quarter-final classic, in a game that is scheduled for next Wednesday, the 14th, at Estádio do Dragão, from 8:45 pm.