Daniel Mikolajewski has confirmed to SportoweFakty that his loan move to Lucerna has been planned with Parma since the moment of his transfer. The young Polish striker explained that the yellow and blue club has defined a clear path for his future: “I should accumulate as many minutes, goals and assists as possible now, and then do the same at Parma,” he said, adding that he is constantly in contact with the management. The club sends him regular calls to discuss his performances on the pitch.
Mikolajewski praised the Swiss league as "perfect for me", noting that its attacking nature gives him plenty of scoring opportunities. "0-0 scores are rare and a lot of goals are scored. With a few chances per game, it's easy to show off," he noted. The player questioned whether Parma represents too big an obstacle for him at the moment, but concluded that, considering the season and the direction he is taking, the loan was an excellent choice.
Over the course of eight games for Lucerne, Mikolajewski has already managed four goals and three assists, demonstrating an excellent start to the Swiss top flight. These numbers position him as one of the best players of last Primavera, with growth potential that Parma intends to monitor closely. The Gialloblu management has expressed interest in seeing the player return with more experience and concrete results.
Mikolajewski's future therefore remains linked to a plan shared with Parma, who intend to exploit his growth during the loan period. After accumulating minutes and goals in Switzerland, the player is expected to return to the Italian club ready to contribute in a more significant way. Meanwhile, Lucerna will continue to benefit from his performances, while Parma closely monitors the young Pole's progress.