Daniel Pliński extends contract with Energa Indykpol AZS Olsztyn until 2028
Energa Indykpol AZS Olsztyn has extended the contract of head coach Daniel Pliński until 2028. The former Poland international has led the team since February 2025.

In brief
- Energa Indykpol AZS Olsztyn has extended the contract of head coach Daniel Pliński until 2028.
- Pliński has coached the team since February 2025 and has won 21 of his 39 matches in charge.
- As a player he was a Polish champion five times and a European champion in 2009.
Contract extension through 2028
The Olsztyn club has announced that Daniel Pliński will remain its first-team coach until the end of the 2027/2028 season („W Olsztynie dobrze mi się mieszka i pracuje”. Były mistrz Europy przekazał ważną wiadomość – tko.pl) (Daniel Pliński przedłużył kontrakt z Energą Indykpolem AZS Olsztyn – rmf24.pl) (Klub Tauron Ligi podjął decyzję ws. trenera. Oficjalnie! – www.polsatsport.pl). He took charge of the side in February 2025 and has since guided it through 39 matches, 21 of which ended in victories for Olsztyn.
Player background
Pliński was born on 10 December 1978 in Puck. As a player he won the Polish championship five times, the national cup five times and the Polish Super Cup. He also took part in 142 matches for the national team, with which he earned silver at the 2006 World Championship and gold at the 2009 European Championship.
Coach's reaction
Pliński said he is happy with life and work in Olsztyn, which is why he signed the new deal quickly. He also pointed to the team's development plans for the next season as a reason to stay.
Next fixture
The club's next match is against ZAKSA Kędzierzyn-Koźle on Thursday at 17:30 in the Urania Hall, and all tickets have sold out.
Sources
- #DanielPliński
- #AZSOlsztyn
- #EnergaIndykpol
- #Volleyball
- #ContractExtension
- #PlusLiga
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