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Lech Poznań

Founded in 1922, Lech Poznań has won eight Polish league championships and was Robert Lewandowski's launching pad before his move to the Bundesliga.

PolandFounded 1922Enea StadionView the 36-player squad ↓

First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Niels Frederiksen

Goalkeepers4

No.PlayerNation
1 Mateusz Lis Poland
31 Wiktor Obremski Poland
33 Mateusz Pruchniewski Poland
99 Aleks Olsztyn Poland

Defenders10

No.PlayerNation
2 Joel Pereira Portugal
3 Alex Douglas Sweden
4 João Moutinho Portugal
15 Michał Gurgul Poland
20 Robert Gumny Poland
27 Wojciech Mońka Poland
55 Piotr Bartczak Poland
59 Terry Yegbe Ghana
72 Mateusz Skrzypczak Poland
90 Hubert Janyszka Poland

Midfielders8

No.PlayerNation
5 Gustav Berggren Sweden
14 Leo Bengtsson Sweden
21 Pablo Rodríguez Spain
22 Radosław Murawski Poland
24 Filip Jagiełło Poland
43 Antoni Kozubal Poland
44 Eryk Śledziński Poland
53 Karol Delikat Poland

Forwards9

No.PlayerNation
7 Yannick Agnero Ivory Coast
8 Ali Gholizadeh Iran
9 Mikael Ishak C Sweden
10 Patrik Wålemark Sweden
11 Daniel Håkans Finland
17 Allahyar Sayyadmanesh Iran
54 Kamil Jakóbczyk Poland
56 Wojciech Szymczak Poland
77 Luis Palma Honduras
Out on loan
  • –Ian Hoffmann · Defender · United States · at Mjällby
  • 23Gísli Þórðarson · Midfielder · Iceland · at FC St. Pauli
  • 44Tymoteusz Gmur · Midfielder · Poland · at Stal Mielec
  • –Bartłomiej Barański · Midfielder · Poland · at Odra Opole
  • –Sammy Dudek · Midfielder · Poland · at Unia Skierniewice

Squad source: Wikipedia — Lech Poznań. Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Sources

  1. Lech Poznań — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)