Donald Tusk wanted to make an impression, but his narrative quickly fell apart. He attended the Poland vs. Malta football match and posted a picture on platform X, suggesting that he was sitting among regular fans in a standard section. However, as it turns out, he was actually in a comfortable VIP zone. His deception was quickly exposed—he was caught by a fan wearing a special wristband.
“The match was average, the result was better, and I’m incognito among regular fans—that’s the best part,” Tusk wrote on his social media account.
Was he really among regular fans, blending in unnoticed? Not at all. In the photo, one of the spectators can be seen wearing a wristband that grants access to restricted areas of the stadium.
Paweł Szefernaker addressed the issue on platform X, swiftly exposing Tusk’s deception. “Another lie! This is the exclusive GOLD zone. Regular fans have no access here,” Szefernaker wrote.
Indeed, the Prime Minister was seated in a special business section with comfortable seats and catering. A “regular” fan has no entry to such an area. Throughout the entire match, Tusk didn’t even bother to leave this VIP zone and join the standard stands.
According to available information, access to this section costs 2,000 PLN. So the question remains: if Tusk truly wanted to be among the fans, did he pay for it himself, or was it covered with public funds?