Inter Milan defeated Cagliari 3-0 and jumped into first place in Serie A before matches top league rivals. In the second half, Mateusz Wieteska and Piotr Zieliński appeared on the pitch. The midfielder played briefly, but his team won without any problems, and the defender replaced the injured Yerry Mina immediately after the break and the Italians assessed him very severely. “Mateusz Wieteska was on the pitch for the entire second half, but he did terrible” – wrote Paweł Matys from Sport.pl.
The Italians were merciless to Mateusz Wieteska after the Cagliari – Inter Milan match. “Embarrassing”
Wieteska couldn't do much with the first two goals, but Inter's third goal was his fault. The Pole played the ball with his hand in the penalty area, and Hakan Calhanoglu made no mistake from eleven meters, making the score 3-0. According to the Italians, this had a strong impact on the defender's assessment.
“She replaces Mina and the difference is visible from the first minutes. Long arms, like those of a volleyball player, are embarrassing, it causes penalty kick “3-0” – wrote “La Gazzetta dello Sport” after the central defender's performance. There, he was also rated 4.5 on a scale from 1 to 10. So there is no reason to be proud.
Other media were also harsh on the central defender's performance. “In addition to suffering from Inter's attacks, he caused a penalty kick. The central defender couldn't have had a worse impact,” wrote tuttomercatoweb.com and awarded Wieteska a “five” on a ten-point scale.
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“With inexcusable naivety he closed it game for Inter, because he caused a penalty kick” – it was written in the Italian Eurosport. There, the Pole also received a score of 4.5. The portal calciomercato.web gave him a half-step higher. “He closed Inter's account, causing a penalty kick to make it 3-0” – it was emphasized in the summary. The Italian Sky Sports gave Wieteska a rating of five, and the goal.com website gave the Pole a rating of 4.5. “He replaced Mina, which resulted collapse of the team,” the second source wrote laconically.
Recently, the media reported that Mateusz Wieteska may exchange Cagliari for Spanish Real Valladolid in the winter. It is therefore possible that the defeat against Inter was the Pole's last in the colors of the Italian team and he did not have a successful farewell.