The update says no changes to the dates or organization have been announced. With the event due in September, keeping to the existing timetable gives organizers and participating teams a clear planning framework as preparations move towards delivery.
That continuity is significant, but the available information is limited: it does not detail individual venues, operational milestones or what remains to be completed. The headline is simply that the federation says work is on schedule and has entered its final phase.
The PZPN reportedly says it has received no information about a possible withdrawal. That is a statement about what has been communicated to the host association; it should not be read as proof that every team’s participation is definitively settled.
The distinction matters. A future change remains possible, but there is no reported withdrawal notice to prompt an adjustment to the current plan. No specific team or organizational change has been identified.
As the tournament approaches, any further announcement from organizers could clarify how preparations are progressing and whether the schedule remains unchanged. For now, the reported position is straightforward: September 2026 remains the target, the final phase of preparation is under way, and no team withdrawal has been communicated to the Polish federation.