Legia Warsaw manager, Henning Berg has admitted he will miss the services of Krystian Bielik at the club.
Bielik has agreed to join Arsenal for a fee of £2.5million and has already passed a medical on Friday. As the deal draws close to its completion, his soon-to-be former coach has expressed his regret over the loss of the 17-year-old defensive midfielder.
“He was in the perfect place for him at Legia Warsaw,” former Manchester United defender Berg told talkSPORT.
“He had good players around him with lots of match practice at a good level, the right level for him.
“He has only been with the first team for six months so would have continued to develop here and got better and better. I was hoping he would stay but I can understand why he wants to go.”
Arsenal should have finalised all paperwork and officially announced the signing of Bielik by this time on Monday.
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