List of Lechia Gdańsk records and statistics

Records and statistics for Lechia Gdańsk.

Records and statistics[]

All-time[]

• First Ever Game:
  • (Friendly) 2 September 1945, Milicyjnym Klubem Sportowym z Wrzeszcza, 4-6
  • (Competitive) 9 September 1945, Wojskowy Klub Sportowy, 9-1
• First Ever Win: 9 September 1945, Wojskowy Klub Sportowy, 9-1
• Biggest Win: 15–0 vs LKS Waplewo, 11 May 2001
• Biggest Defeat: 8–0 vs Polonia Bytom, 13 November 1949
• Highest Scoring Game: - 15 goals
  • 11–4 vs SKS Płomień Gdańsk, 9 December 1945
  • 15–0 vs LKS Waplewo, 11 May 2002
• Most Goals by a player in a Game: 7 goals – Stanisław Baran vs Wojskowy Klub Sportowy, 20 September 1945
• Fasted Goal Scored in a Game: 16 seconds – Paweł Buzała vs Wisła Kraków, 23 May 2009
• Most Total Goals in a Season: Bartłomiej Stolc, 2001–02 season – 40 goals
• Most League Goals in a Season: Bartłomiej Stolc, 2002–03 season – 34 goals
• Most League Goals in a Season: (top three divisions) Jerzy Kruszczyński, 1983–84 season – 31 goals
• Most League Goals for Lechia Gdańsk: Bogdan Adamczyk – 73 goals ^[a]
• Most Goals in all Competitions for Lechia Gdańsk: Roman Rogocz – 108 goals ^[b]
• Most League Apps for Lechia Gdańsk: Roman Korynt – 327 apps ^[c]
• Most Apps in all competitions for Lechia Gdańsk: Roman Korynt - 341 apps ^[d]
• Youngest player to feature for the first team: Kacper Urbański (achieved 21 December 2019) - 15 years, 3 months and 4 days vs Raków Częstochowa
• Oldest player to feature for the first team: Zdzisław Puszkarz (achieved 11 June 1988) - 38 years, 3 months and 24 days vs GKS Katowice
• Youngest Goal-scorer for the first team: Sławomir Wojciechowski (achieved 16 September 1989) - 16 years, 0 months and 10 days vs Polonia Bytom
• Oldest Goal-scorer for the first team: Zdzisław Puszkarz (achieved 12 April 1988) - 38 years, 0 months and 23 days vs Lech Poznań
• Highest percentage of goals per game: Marian Łącz - 250% (10 games, 25 goals)
• Highest percentage of goals per game, having scored more than 10 goals: Marian Łącz - 250% (10 games, 25 goals)
• Highest percentage of goals per game, having played more than 10 games: Bartłomiej Stolc - 106.5% (76 games, 81 goals)
• Highest Transfer Fee Paid: Daniel Łukasik, 2014 - 2,750,000zł (€800,000)
• Highest Transfer Fee Received: Vanja Milinković-Savić, 2017 - 10,500,000zł (€2.6 million)

Ekstraklasa[]

• Debut Match in Ekstraklasa: March 20, 1949, Cracovia 5–1 Lechia Gdańsk
• First Lechia goalscorer in the Ekstraklasa: Piotr Nierychło^[1]
• First Win in Ekstraklasa: March 27, 1949, Lechia Gdańsk 5–3 Ruch Chorzów
• Biggest Win in Ekstraklasa: 5–0 vs four teams; Cracovia – 7 September 1952, Zagłębie Sosnowiec – 28 April 1957, Arkonia Szczecin – 25 March 1962, Podbeskidzie – 13 February 2015
• Biggest Defeat in Ekstraklasa: 8–0 vs Polonia Bytom, 13 November 1949
• Most Lechia Goals in the Ekstraklasa: Flávio Paixão - 72 goals
• Most Lechia Apps in the Ekstraklasa: Roman Korynt - 207 apps
• Youngest player to feature for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Kacper Urbański (achieved 21 December 2019) - 15 years, 3 months and 4 days vs Raków Częstochowa
• Oldest player to feature for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Zdzisław Puszkarz (achieved 11 June 1988) - 38 years, 3 months and 24 days vs GKS Katowice
• Youngest Goal-scorer for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Kacper Łazaj (achieved 9 November 2012) - 17 years, 3 months and 16 days vs Ruch Chorzów
• Oldest Goal-scorer for the first team (Ekstraklasa): Zdzisław Puszkarz (achieved 12 April 1988) - 38 years, 0 months and 23 days vs Lech Poznań
• Highest percentage of goals per game (Ekstraklasa): Bronisław Szlagowski - 54.5% (11 games, 6 goals)
• Highest percentage of goals per game, having scored more than 10 goals (Ekstraklasa): Marco Paixão - 51.5% (66 games, 34 goals)

Stadium statistics[]

• Last Game at the MOSiR Stadium Gdańsk: May 29, 2011, Zagłębie Lubin, 1-2
• Last Win at the MOSiR Stadium Gdańsk: May 22, 2011, Lech Poznań, 2-1
• Last Lechia Goalscorer at the MOSiR Stadium Gdańsk: May 29, 2011, Abdou Razack Traoré
• First Game at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: August 14, 2011, Cracovia, 1-1 ^[2]
• First Win at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: September 12, 2011, Górnik Zabrze, 2-1
• First Lechia Goalscorer at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: August 14, 2011, Fred Benson
• Highest all time Attendance: September 29, 1983, Juventus, UEFA Cup Winners Cup - 40,000 (estimate)
• Highest Ekstraklasa attendance at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: March 19, 2017, Legia Warsaw - 37,220
• Lowest Ekstraklasa attendance at the Stadion Energa Gdańsk: February 27, 2018, Nieciecza - 2,235

League attendances[]

Season	Highest	Opposition	Date		Lowest	Opposition	Date		Average		Dif.
2011–12	34444	Cracovia	14 August 2011	[3]	10525	Podbeskidzie	24 March 2012	[4]	17372
2012–13	19415	Śląsk Wrocław	21 October 2012	[5]	8000	Korona Kielce	11 March 2013	[6]	13219		4153
2013–14	24276	Górnik Zabrze	30 August 2013	[7]	7705	Piast Gliwice	29 March 2014	[8]	12844		375
2014–15	36500	Legia Warsaw	11 April 2015	[9]	7619	Piast Gliwice	7 December 2014	[10]	16608		3764
2015–16	22415	Legia Warsaw	11 May 2016	[11]	8827	Śląsk Wrocław	6 December 2015	[12]	11569		5039
2016–17	37220	Legia Warsaw	19 March 2017	[13]	10009	Nieciecza	29 April 2017	[14]	17531		5962
2017–18	22871	Arka Gdynia	7 April 2018	[15]	2235	Nieciecza	27 February 2018	[16]	10640		6891
2018–19	25066	Arka Gdynia	27 October 2018	[17]	8769	Wisła Płock	11 March 2019	[18]	14746		4106
2019–20 [a]	14008	Lech Poznań	14 September 2019	[21]	0 [b]	Arka Gdynia & Cracovia	31 March 2020 & 9 June 2020	-	8110		6636
2020–21 [c]	5424	Raków Częstochowa	29 August 2020	[22]	0	12 games	All games from October 2020	–	987		7123

†Season in progress.

• All of the released attendance figures for Lechia Gdańsk before the 2011–12 Ekstraklasa season were rounded to the nearest 500.
• The impact of the coronavirus outbreak should be noted for the 2019–20 and 2020–21 seasons and its impact on attendance figures. The final two games of the regular season had to be played behind closed doors, in games which would usually draw a large attendance (the Tricity derby game against Arka Gdynia was the highest home attendance the two seasons prior). The final three games of the season, each in the championship round, had crowd restrictions due to the easing of lock-down. This has massively impacted the average attendance figures. While in the 2020–21 season fans were only able to attend 3 of the 15 home league games.

Notes

Goalscorers[]

Top goalscorers by season[]

	League		Cup [a]		Total
Season	Player	Goals	Player	Goals	Player	Goals
1945-46	Marian Łącz	13	-		Marian Łącz	13
1946-47	Tadeusz Skowroński	13	-		Tadeusz Skowroński	13
1947-48	Roman Rogocz	15	-		Roman Rogocz	15
1949	Roman Rogocz	7	-		Roman Rogocz	7
1950	Robert Gronowski	10	-		Robert Gronowski	10
1951	Roman Rogocz	19	Leszek Goździk, Krzysztof Baszkiewicz	1	Roman Rogocz	19
1952	Robert Gronowski	5	Alfred Kokot, Aleksander Kupcewicz	3 [b]	Robert Gronowski	7
1953	Robert Gronowski	5	-		Robert Gronowski	5
1954	Roman Rogocz	6	-		Roman Rogocz	6
1955	Czesław Nowicki, Leszek Goździk, Alfred Kobylański	3	Alfred Kobylański	4	Alfred Kobylański	7
1956	Roman Rogocz	7	Czesław Nowicki Jerzy Czubała	1	Roman Rogocz	7
1957	Robert Gronowski, Bronisław Szlagowski	6	Józef Górny, Władysław Musiał	1	Robert Gronowski, Bronisław Szlagowski	6
1958	Bogdan Adamczyk	11	-		Bogdan Adamczyk	11
1959	Bogdan Adamczyk	7	-		Bogdan Adamczyk	7
1960	Czesław Nowicki	13	-		Czesław Nowicki	13
1961	Czesław Nowicki	6	-		Czesław Nowicki	6
1962-63	Bogdan Adamczyk	7	-		Bogdan Adamczyk	7
1963-64	Bogdan Adamczyk	12	Bogdan Adamczyk, Janusz Charczuk	1	Bogdan Adamczyk	13
1964-65	Jerzy Apolewicz	7	-		Jerzy Apolewicz	7
1965-66	Jerzy Apolewicz	9	Jerzy Sionek, Zdzisław Michalski	1	Jerzy Apolewicz	9
1966-67	Bogdan Adamczyk	6	Bogdan Adamczyk	2	Bogdan Adamczyk	8
1967-68	Bogdan Adamczyk	16	Janusz Mirowski	1	Bogdan Adamczyk	16
1968-69	Marek Hartman	9	-		Marek Hartman	9
1969-70	Marian Maksymiuk	7	-		Marian Maksymiuk	7
1970-71	Jerzy Panek	9	Jerzy Jastrzębowski, Zbigniew Kupcewicz	1	Jerzy Panek	9
1971-72	Jerzy Jastrzębowski	10	-		Jerzy Jastrzębowski	10
1972-73	Janusz Orczykowski	6	-		Janusz Orczykowski	6
1973-74	Tomasz Korynt	6	Andrzej Głownia	2	Andrzej Głownia	7
1974-75	Tomasz Korynt, Leonard Radowski, Zdzisław Puszkarz	8	-		Tomasz Korynt, Leonard Radowski, Zdzisław Puszkarz	8
1975-76	Tomasz Korynt	8	Leonard Radowski	1	Tomasz Korynt	8
1976-77	Tomasz Korynt	9	-		Tomasz Korynt	9
1977-78	Krzysztof Matuszewski	15	-		Krzysztof Matuszewski	15
1978-79	Zbigniew Kruszyński	9	Henryk Kliszewicz, Krzysztof Matuszewski	3	Zbigniew Kruszyński	10
1979-80	Zdzisław Puszkarz, Jarosław Studzizba	5	-		Zdzisław Puszkarz, Jarosław Studzizba	5
1980-81	Andrzej Salach	7	Jarosław Studzizba, Dariusz Raczyński	2	Andrzej Salach	7
1981-82	Andrzej Salach, Ryszard Polak, Zdzisław Puszkarz, Dariusz Raczyński, Jan Kierno	2	-		Andrzej Salach, Ryszard Polak, Zdzisław Puszkarz, Dariusz Raczyński, Jan Kierno	2
1982-83	Marek Kowalczyk	10	Bolesław Błaszczyk, Marek Kowalczyk	3	Marek Kowalczyk	13
1983-84	Jerzy Kruszczyński	31	Jerzy Kruszczyński	2 [c]	Jerzy Kruszczyński	33
1984-85	Jerzy Kruszczyński	8	Jerzy Kruszczyński, Maciej Kamiński, Andrzej Marchel	1	Jerzy Kruszczyński	9
1985-86	Mirosław Pękala, Maciej Kamiński	5	-		Mirosław Pękala, Maciej Kamiński	5
1986-87	Mirosław Pękala, Janusz Kupcewicz	6	-		Mirosław Pękala, Janusz Kupcewicz	6
1987-88	Ryszard Przygodzki	4	Janusz Kupcewicz	1	Ryszard Przygodzki	4
1988-89	, Jarosław Nowicki	5	Jarosław Nowicki	1	Jarosław Nowicki	6
1989-90	Jacek Chociej, Marek Ługowski	6	Mirosław Giruć	1	Jacek Chociej, Marek Ługowski	6
1990-91	Grzegorz Pawłuszek	10	Grzegorz Pawłuszek	1	Grzegorz Pawłuszek	11
1991-92	Tomasz Unton	6	-		Tomasz Unton	6
1992-93	Sławomir Wojciechowski	9	Rafał Kaczmarczyk	5	Sławomir Wojciechowski, Rafał Kaczmarczyk	10
1993-94	Marcin Kaczmarek	9	Krystian Gergella, Rafał Kaczmarczyk, Sargis Khachatryan	1	Marcin Kaczmarek	9
1994-95	Grzegorz Król	6		1	Grzegorz Król	6
1995-96	Emmanuel Tetteh	9	Grzegorz Król	1	Emmanuel Tetteh	9
1996-97	Jacek Grembocki	12	Grzegorz Król	1	Jacek Grembocki	12
1997-98	Tomasz Dawidowski	13	Marcin Kubsik	1	Tomasz Dawidowski	13
1998-99	Adam Fedoruk	7	Adam Fedoruk, Robert Kugiel	2	Adam Fedoruk	9
1999-2000	Robert Kugiel	10	-		Robert Kugiel	10
2000-01	Tomasz Moskal,	6		2		7
2001-02	Bartłomiej Stolc	29	Bartłomiej Stolc	11	Bartłomiej Stolc	40
2002-03	Bartłomiej Stolc	34	Marek Szutowicz	4	Bartłomiej Stolc	36
2003-04	Marek Szutowicz	14	Jakub Bławat, Marek Wasicki	3	Marek Szutowicz	15
2004-05		10	Marek Wasicki	2		10
2005-06	Krzysztof Brede	6	-		Krzysztof Brede	6
2006-07	Piotr Cetnarowicz	13	Grzegorz Król	1	Piotr Cetnarowicz	13
2007-08	Maciej Rogalski	11	Paweł Buzała	6	Maciej Rogalski	16
2008-09	Paweł Buzała	5	Maciej Kalkowski	2[d]	Paweł Buzała	5
2009-10	Hubert Wołąkiewicz	4	Paweł Buzała	3	Hubert Wołąkiewicz, Paweł Buzała	5
2010-11	Abdou Traoré	12	Abdou Traoré, Ivans Lukjanovs, Bedi Buval	1	Abdou Traoré	13
2011-12	Abdou Traoré	4	-		Abdou Traoré	4
2012–13	Abdou Traoré	9	Abdou Traoré, Piotr Wiśniewski, Sebastian Madera	1	Abdou Traoré	10
2013–14	Patryk Tuszynski, Piotr Grzelczak, Stojan Vranjes	7	Patryk Tuszynski, Piotr Wiśniewski, Przemysław Frankowski, Paweł Buzała	1	Patryk Tuszynski	8
2014–15	Antonio Čolak	10	Piotr Grzelczak	1	Antonio Čolak	10
2015–16	Grzegorz Kuświk	11	Bartłomiej Pawłowski, Piotr Wiśniewski	2	Grzegorz Kuświk	11
2016–17	Marco Paixão	18	Flávio Paixão	1	Marco Paixão	18
2017–18	Marco Paixão	16	-		Marco Paixão	16
2018–19	Flávio Paixão	15	Artur Sobiech	3	Flávio Paixão	15
2019–20	Flávio Paixão	14	Flávio Paixão	7 [e]	Flávio Paixão	21
2020–21	Flávio Paixão	12	Łukasz Zwoliński	2	Flávio Paixão	12
2021–22 †	Łukasz Zwoliński	7	Łukasz Zwoliński	2	Łukasz Zwoliński	9

†Season still in progress

• The Polish Cup has always been held in two calendar years (e.g. September to May) where as in Lechia's history the league was held in one calendar year from 1949 to 1962. For the 1950–62 seasons when Lechia played in the cup, the goals will count towards the season of the final, example: the 1956-57 Polish Cup goals will be added to the 1957 league season.
• The Cup goals includes goals from the Polish Cup, Polish SuperCup, and any goals scored in European competitions.
• The Polish Cup was not held from 1926 to 1950, 1953, and from 1958 to 1961.

Notes

Ekstraklasa hat-tricks[]

Hat-trick's scored by Lechia players in the Ekstraklasa.^[23]

No.	Player	Against	Result	Date	Ref
1	Bronisław Szlagowski	Zagłębie Sosnowiec	5–0 (H)	28 April 1957	[24]
2	Bogdan Adamczyk	Legia Warsaw	3–1 (H)	26 October 1958
3	Bogdan Adamczyk	Arkonia Szczecin	5–0 (H)	25 March 1962
4	Bogdan Adamczyk	Arkonia Szczecin	3–0 (H)	12 September 1962
5	Patryk Tuszyński	Zawisza Bydgoszcz	0–3 (A)	24 February 2014	[25]
6	Piotr Wiśniewski	Piast Gliwice	3–1 (H)	7 December 2014	[26]
7	Flávio Paixão	Jagiellonia Białystok	5–1 (H)	6 March 2016	[27]
8	Marco Paixão	Jagiellonia Białystok	4–0 (H)	17 May 2017	[28]
9	Marco Paixão	Pogoń Szczecin	4–0 (H)	28 May 2017	[29]
10	Flávio Paixão	Arka Gdynia	4–2 (H)	7 April 2018	[30]
11	Artur Sobiech	Zagłębie Lubin	3–3 (H)	22 September 2018	[31]
12	Flávio Paixão	Arka Gdynia	4–3 (H)	31 May 2020	[32]

Player statistics[]

All time player statistics[]

(Stats correct as of 21 February 2022)

All-time most Lechia appearances and goals.^[33][34]

Apps

No.	Name	Apps
1	Roman Korynt	341
2	Zdzisław Puszkarz	340
3	Andrzej Salach	337
4	Czesław Nowicki	288
5	Henryk Gronowski	277
6	Marek Ługowski	273
7	Jerzy Apolewicz	260
8	Piotr Wiśniewski	260
9	Mateusz Bąk	245
10	Andrzej Marchel	236
11	Czesław Lenc	232
12	Tomasz Borkowski	230
13	Józef Gładysz	229
14	Mariusz Pawlak	228
15	Flávio Paixão	225
16	Tomasz Unton	218
17	Andrzej Głownia	216
18	Bogdan Adamczyk	215
19	Maciej Kozak	213
20	Lech Kulwicki	213
21	Zbigniew Żemojtel	213
22	Władysław Musiał	212
23	Aleksander Cybulski	211
24	Janusz Makowski	208
25		204
26	Jerzy Górski	199
27	Marcin Pietrowski	189
28	Henryk Wieczorkowski	187
29	Robert Gronowski	185
30	Rafał Janicki	185
31	Marcin Kubsik	185
32	Edmund Wierzyński	185
33	Maciej Kamiński	181
34	Hubert Kusz	181
35	Maciej Kalkowski	176
36	Marian Maksymiuk	175
37	Roman Rogocz	167
38	Dušan Kuciak	162
39	Paweł Buzała	162
40	Janusz Charczuk	160
41		160
42	Mirosław Giruć	157
43	Tomasz Piętka	157
44	Jacek Grembocki	152
45	Janusz Stawarz	152
46	Sławomir Wojciechowski	150
47	Jacek Chociej	146
48	Ryszard Polak	143
49	Daniel Łukasik	140
50	Krzysztof Matuszewski	140

Goals

No.	Name	Goals
1	Roman Rogocz	109
2	Flávio Paixão	81
3	Bartłomiej Stolc	81
4	Bogdan Adamczyk	78
5	Zdzisław Puszkarz	61
6	Robert Gronowski	59
7	Jerzy Apolewicz	57
8	Leszek Goździk	52
9	Marek Wasicki	52
10	Alfred Kokot	50
11	Piotr Wiśniewski	48
12	Aleksander Kupcewicz	47
13	Jerzy Kruszczyński	45
14	Paweł Buzała	42
15	Czesław Nowicki	41
16	Marek Szutowicz	38
17	Tomasz Korynt	36
18	Tomasz Unton	36
19	Marco Paixão	34
20	Krzysztof Matuszewski	33
21	Marian Maksymiuk	30
22	Władysław Musiał	30
23	Andrzej Głownia	28
24	Leonard Radowski	28
25	Stanisław Baran	27
26	Abdou Razack Traore	27
27	Krzysztof Wilk	27
28	Sławomir Wojciechowski	27
29	Piotr Cetnarowicz	26
30	Marcin Kaczmarek	25
31	Marian Łącz	25
32	Janusz Melaniuk	25
33	Łukasz Zwoliński	24
34	Janusz Charczuk	24
35	Marek Hartman	24
36	Jerzy Jastrzębowski	24
37	Maciej Kalkowski	24
38	Przemysław Urbański	24
39	Jacek Grembocki	23
40	Maciej Kamiński	23
41	Ryszard Polak	22
42	Jakub Wiszniewski	21
43	Henryk Kokot	20
44	Marek Kowalczyk	20
45	Łukasz Paulewicz	20
46	Maciej Rogalski	20
47	Andrzej Salach	20
48	Jerzy Sionek	20
49	Tadeusz Skowroński	20
50	Edmund Wierzyński	20

Ekstraklasa player statistics[]

The players listed have either; a minimum of 100 league appearances or 10 league goals for Lechia in the Ekstraklasa.^[35][36]

(Stats correct as of 21 February 2022)

Apps

No.	Name	Apps
1	Roman Korynt	207
2	Flávio Paixão	202
3	Czesław Nowicki	189
4	Czesław Lenc	182
5	Rafał Janicki	176
6	Piotr Wiśniewski	172
7	Henryk Gronowski	166
8	Władysław Musiał	158
9	Dušan Kuciak	155
10	Marcin Pietrowski	140
11	Hubert Kusz	137
12	Daniel Łukasik	128
13	Łukasz Surma	125
14	Henryk Wieczorkowski	125
15	Mario Maloča	122
16	Robert Gronowski	122
17		122
18	Bogdan Adamczyk	120
19	Michał Nalepa	118
20	Ryszard Szyndlar	115
21	Jarosław Kubicki	111
22	Maciej Kamiński	109
23	Lukáš Haraslín	108
24	Krzysztof Bąk	106
25	Roman Rogocz	104
26	Aleksander Cybulski	101
27	Sławomir Peszko	100

Goals

No.	Name	Goals
1	Flávio Paixão	73
2	Bogdan Adamczyk	36
3	Robert Gronowski	35
4	Marco Paixão	34
5	Czesław Nowicki	30
6	Roman Rogocz	28
7	Piotr Wiśniewski	28
8	Abdou Razack Traore	25
9	Władysław Musiał	21
10	Łukasz Zwoliński	20
11	Grzegorz Kuświk	19
12	Janusz Charczuk	18
13	Paweł Buzała	17
14	Stojan Vranjes	16
15	Mirosław Pękala	14
16	Artur Sobiech	13
17	Leszek Goździk	12
18	Lukáš Haraslín	12
19	Maciej Makuszewski	12
20	Sławomir Peszko	12
21	Zygmunt Gadecki	11
22	Piotr Grzelczak	11
23	Maciej Kamiński	11
24	Antonio Čolak	10
25	Michał Nalepa	10

League player statistics[]

The players listed are in the top 25 for appearances or goals in the league (the league stats counted include all league competitions from the Ekstraklasa (first tier) down to the A Klasa (sixth tier)).

(Stats correct as of 21 February 2022)

Apps

No.	Name	Apps
1	Roman Korynt	327
2	Zdzisław Puszkarz	326
3	Andrzej Salach	303
4	Czesław Nowicki	265
5	Marek Ługowski	258
6	Jerzy Apolewicz	249
7	Henryk Gronowski	246
8	Piotr Wiśniewski	240
9	Tomasz Borkowski	239
10	Józef Gładysz	221
11	Mateusz Bąk	220
12	Mariusz Pawlak	218
13	Andrzej Marchel	216
14	Tomasz Unton	210
15	Czesław Lenc	208
16	Andrzej Głownia	205
17	Władysław Musiał	204
18	Maciej Kozak	203
19	Flávio Paixão	202
20	Bogdan Adamczyk	202
21	Zbigniew Żemojtel	202
22	Marcin Kubsik	195
23	Aleksander Cybulski	194
24	Janusz Makowski	194
25		194

Apps

No.	Name	Goals
1	Roman Rogocz	77
2	Flávio Paixão	73
3	Bogdan Adamczyk	73
4	Bartłomiej Stolc	68
5	Jerzy Apolewicz	57
6	Robert Gronowski	55
7	Zdzisław Puszkarz	55
8	Piotr Wiśniewski	43
9	Jerzy Kruszczyński	42
10	Czesław Nowicki	37
11	Marek Wasicki	37
12	Tomasz Unton	36
13	Marco Paixão	34
14	Tomasz Korynt	33
15	Marek Szutowicz	33
16	Paweł Buzała	32
17	Aleksander Kupcewicz	30
18	Marian Maksymiuk	29
19	Krzysztof Matuszewski	29
20	Władysław Musiał	29
21	Alfred Kokot	27
22	Leszek Goździk	26
23	Sławomir Wojciechowski	26
24	Piotr Cetnarowicz	25
25	Abdou Razack Traoré	25

Polish Cup player statistics[]

The players listed have either; a minimum of 15 cup appearances or 5 cup goals for Lechia in the Polish Cup.^[37][38]

(Stats correct as of 31 October 2021)

Apps

No.	Name	Apps
1	Andrzej Salach	22
2	Marcin Pietrowski	21
3	Flávio Paixão	19
4	Piotr Wiśniewski	18
5	Lech Kulwicki	17
	Michał Nalepa	17
7	Paweł Buzała	16
	Jarosław Kubicki	16
9	Henryk Gronowski	15

Goals

No.	Name	Goals
1	Paweł Buzała	10
2	Rafał Kaczmarczyk	6
	Flávio Paixão	6
4	Zdzisław Puszkarz	5
	Leonard Radowski	5
	Piotr Wiśniewski	5
	Leszek Goździk	5

Polish Cup finals[]

The players listed have scored for Lechia in a Polish Cup final.

(Stats correct as of 31 July 2020)

No.	Name	Goals
1	Krzysztof Górski	1
	Marek Kowalczyk	1
	Artur Sobiech	1
	Omran Haydary	1
	Patryk Lipski	1

Polish SuperCup[]

The players listed have scored for Lechia in a Polish SuperCup final.

(Stats correct as of 30 July 2020)

No.	Name	Goals
1	Lukáš Haraslín	2
2	Jarosław Kubicki	1
	Jerzy Kruszczyński	1

European competitions[]

The players listed have scored for Lechia in any European competition (UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1983, Europa League 2019).

(Stats correct as of 30 July 2020)

No.	Name	Goals
1	Flávio Paixão	2
2	Marek Kowalczyk	1
	Jerzy Kruszczyński	1
	Patryk Lipski	1

Polish League Cup player statistics[]

The League Cup in Poland has been played over various different competitions. The League Cups Lechia took part in are the Young Leaders Rally Cup (1952), Polish League Cup (2000–01), and the Ekstraklasa Cup (2008–2009). Due to there being no League Cup in Poland for the foreseeable future, those that made 10 or more appearances are included as well as those who scored more than one goal for Lechia in a League Cup competition.

(Stats correct as of 31 August 2020)

Apps

No.	Name	Apps
1	Henryk Gronowski	11
		11
	Henryk Kokot	11
4	Robert Gronowski	10
	Alfred Kokot	10
	Czesław Lenc	10
	Tadeusz Miksa	10

Goals

No.	Name	Apps
1	Aleksander Kupcewicz	3
2	Alfred Kokot	2
	Robert Gronowski	2
	Czesław Nowicki	2
	Czesław Lenc	2

Cards[]

All-time most yellow and red cards.^[39][40]

Yellow and red cards were introduced in the 1971–72 season. Before this season players would be excluded from further play in the game, as a result of no cards being used before this season, any players excluded from further play in the game are not included.

(Stats correct as of 11 October 2021)

Yellows

No.	Name	Yellows
1	Piotr Wiśniewski	56
2	Rafał Janicki	42
3	Michał Nalepa	39
4	Maciej Kalkowski	38
5	Mariusz Pawlak	37
6	Tomasz Borkowski	33
7	Aleksander Cybulski	31
8	Marcin Kubsik	28
	Filip Mladenović	28
10	Sławomir Peszko	27

Reds

No.	Name	Reds
1	Mariusz Pawlak	6
2		4
	Michał Nalepa	4
4		3
	Sławomir Peszko	3
6	15 players	2

Awards[]

The awards shown are those handed out by the Ekstraklasa, and only includes awards given to Lechia players since the clubs promotion to the top division back in 2008. In the case of top goal scorers however, it lists every player who is known to have scored the most in the competition for that season.

Seasonal[]

Goals[]

League Top Goalscorer;

• 1983–84 (II liga) – Jerzy Kruszczyński (31 goals)
• 2001–02 (Class A (Gdańsk IV)) – Bartłomiej Stolc (29 goals)
• 2002–03 (Liga okręgowa (Gdańsk II)) – Bartłomiej Stolc (34 goals)
• 2016–17 (Ekstraklasa) – Marco Paixão (18 goals)^[41]

Polish Cup Top Goalscorer;

• 2007–08 – Paweł Buzała (6 goals)
• 2019–20 – Flávio Paixão (5 goals)

Assists[]

League Top Assister;

• 2018–19 – Filip Mladenovic (9 assists)

Performance Awards[]

Goalkeeper of the Season;

• 2019–20 – Dušan Kuciak^[42]

Monthly[]

Player of the month;

• October 2012 – Abdou Razack Traoré
• November 2018 – Flávio Paixão
• February 2019 – Filip Mladenović
• June 2020 – Łukasz Zwoliński

Manager of the month;

• September 2021 – Tomasz Kaczmarek

Internationals[]

Internationals (while at Lechia)[]

Players who have represented their national team while playing for Lechia.

Nation	Player	Matches	Goals	Year(s)
POL	Roman Korynt	32	0	1953–1959
ARM	Levon Hayrapetyan	19	0	2011–2012
POL	Sławomir Peszko	14	0	2015–2018
IDN	Witan Sulaeman	11	4	2021–
LVA	Ivans Lukjanovs	10	0	2010–2012
SVK	Lukáš Haraslín	8	1	2019
LTU	Vytautas Andriuškevičius	7	0	2011–2012
BFA	Abdou Razack Traoré	7	1	2011–2012
CAN	Steven Vitória	7	1	2016–2017
BUL	Simeon Slavchev	6	0	2016–2018
POL	Jakub Wawrzyniak	6	0	2015–2016
IDN	Egy Maulana Vikri	5	1	2021
LAT	Kristers Tobers	5	0	2020–
AFG	Omran Haydary	4	0	2021
CUW	Gino van Kessel	4	0	2017
SVK	Dušan Kuciak	4	0	2020–
POL	Sebastian Mila	4	0	2015
SER	Filip Mladenović	4	0	2019
GNB	Rudinilson	3	0	2014–2016
POL	Łukasz Trałka	3	0	2008–2009
POL	Rafał Wolski	3	1	2017
POL	Hubert Wołąkiewicz	3	0	2010
POL	Ariel Borysiuk	2	0	2015
POL	Marek Ługowski	2	0	1987
SVK	Jaroslav Mihalík	2	0	2020
POL	Henryk Gronowski	1	0	1957
POL	Robert Gronowski	1	0	1953
POL	Alfred Kokot	1	1	1949
POL	Sebastian Małkowski	1	0	2011
POL	Mirosław Pękala	1	0	1987
POL	Rafał Pietrzak	1	0	2020
POL	Zdzisław Puszkarz	1	0	1975

Players in bold are still at the club

(Correct as of 31 December 2021)

International goals[]

International goals by players playing for Lechia

Nation	Player	Date	Venue	Opposition	Score	Result	Competition
Poland	Alfred Kokot	19 June 1949	Polish Army Stadium, Warsaw, Poland	Denmark	1–0	1–2	Friendly
Burkina Faso	Abdou Razack Traoré	4 June 2011	Independence Stadium, Windhoek, Namibia	Namibia	0–1	4–1	2012 Africa Cup of Nations qualification
Canada	Steven Vitória	6 October 2016	Stade de Marrakech, Marrakesh, Morocco	Mauritania	2–0	4–0	Friendly
Poland	Rafał Wolski	5 October 2017	Republican Stadium, Yerevan, Armenia	Armenia	1–6	1–6	2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
Slovakia	Lukáš Haraslín	7 June 2019	Anton Malatinský Stadium, Trnava, Slovakia	Jordan	1–1	5–1	Friendly
Indonesia	Egy Maulana Vikri	25 May 2021	Jebel Ali Centre of Excellence, Dubai, United Arab Emirates	Afghanistan	1–3	2–3	Friendly
Indonesia	Witan Sulaeman	11 October 2021	Buriram Stadium, Buriram, Thailand	Chinese Taipei	0–3	0–3	2023 Asian Cup qualification
Indonesia	Witan Sulaeman	25 November 2021	Emirhan Sports Complex, Antalya, Turkey	Myanmar	3–0	4–1	Friendly
Indonesia	Witan Sulaeman	12 December 2021	Bishan Stadium, Bishan, Singapore	Laos	1–3	1–5	2020 AFF Championship
Indonesia	Witan Sulaeman	22 December 2021	National Stadium, Kallang, Singapore	Singapore	0–1	1–1	2020 AFF Championship

Internationals (during career)[]

The following players have played for their national team but not necessarily during their time with Lechia

(Dates in brackets is the time they spent playing for Lechia)

Notable players[]

The players below played for their respective countries at any point during their career with the dates showing their time with Lechia.

Tournament players[]

World Cup players

The following players have been selected by their country for the World Cup Finals, while playing for Lechia.

• Sławomir Peszko (2018)

European Championship players

The following players have been selected by their country for the UEFA European Championship Finals, while playing for Lechia.

• Sławomir Peszko (2016)
• Jakub Wawrzyniak (2016)
• Dušan Kuciak (2021)

Africa Cup of Nations Players

The following players have been selected by their country for the Africa Cup of Nations Finals, while playing for Lechia.

• Abdou Razack Traoré (2012)

CONCACAF Gold Cup Players

The following players have been selected by their country for the CONCACAF Gold Cup Finals, while playing for Lechia.

• Steven Vitória (2017)

AFF Championship players

The following players have been selected by their country for the AFF Championship, while playing for Lechia.

• Witan Sulaeman (2021)

Managerial records and statistics[]

Stats correct as of 14 September 2021.

• Most games as manager: Jerzy Jastrzębowski (156 games)
• Most wins as manager: Jerzy Jastrzębowski - 103
• Most draws as manager: Bogusław Kaczmarek - 44
• Most defeats as manager: Stanisław Stachura - 66
• Highest win percentage in managers Lechia career (minimum 10 games): Tadeusz Małolepszy - 78.9% (30 wins in 38 games)
• Lowest win percentage in managers Lechia career (minimum 10 games): Edward Wojewódzki - 7.7% (1 wins in 13 games)
• Managers who have managed at least 100 games for Lechia: Jerzy Jastrzębowski (156), Bogusław Kaczmarek (148), Piotr Stokowiec (139), Stanisław Stachura (127)

Managerial achievements[]

• Finished in the top 3 in the Ekstraklasa: Tadeusz Foryś (3rd, 1955), Piotr Stokowiec (3rd, 2019)
• Won the Polish Cup: Jerzy Jastrzębowski (1983), Piotr Stokowiec (2019)
• Won the Polish SuperCup: Jerzy Jastrzębowski (1983), Piotr Stokowiec (2019)
• Won promotion to the Ekstraklasa with Lechia: Czesław Bartolik (1951), Tadeusz Foryś (1954), Jerzy Jastrzębowski (1984), Dariusz Kubicki (2008)
• Club statistic: Stanisław Stachura managed an independent Lechia Gdańsk as well as both of the teams created by mergers; Olimpia-Lechia Gdańsk & Lechia-Polonia Gdańsk.

Random statistics[]

• Goal-scoring Goalkeepers: Józef Pokorski - 5 Penalties (all in 1948) vs PTC Pabianice; 5–2, Skra Częstochowa; 6–1, Gwardia Olsztyn; 7–2, Bzura Chodaków; 4–4, and Gedania Gdańsk; 5-1
  Krzysztof Słabik - 2 goals (both in 1974) Penalties vs Warta Poznań; 2–0, Olimpia Poznań; 1-0
  Ludwik Łoś - 1 goal (1946) Penalty vs Bałtyk Gdańsk; 12–0.
  Mateusz Bąk - 1 goal (2002) vs LKS Waplewo; 15-0 (scored the 15th goal in the 90th minute from a penalty)
• Most Different Leagues Played in for Lechia Mateusz Bąk (2000-2010, 2013–17) 6 different divisions - Klasa A group Gdańsk IV (sixth tier), Liga okręgowa group Gdańsk II (fifth tier), IV liga group Pomorska (fourth tier), III liga group II (third tier), II liga (second tier), Ekstraklasa (first tier).
• Most Promotions with Lechia: Mateusz Bąk (2000–10, 2013–17) 5 promotions - Sixth tier to first tier.
• Most goals in the Tricity derby: Flávio Paixão - 10 goals
• Players who have spent their whole professional playing career with Lechia: Roman Rogocz (1947–62), Marian Maksymiuk (1961–73), Czesław Nowicki (1951–66), Józef Gładysz (1970–82) & Andrzej Salach (1977–93)
  • Those who spent their whole playing career with Lechia but played for less than 10 years: Janusz Charczuk (1960–68) & Jerzy Jastrzębowski (1967–74)
• First player born in the 21st century to feature for Lechia: Mateusz Żukowski (born 23 November 2001) vs Sandecja Nowy Sącz 16 December 2017
• Family members who have played for Lechia; (only league stats shown)
  • Hubert Nowakowski (1945–1952: 10 apps) & (1963–1965: 7 apps) – Father & Son
  • Alfred Kokot (1946–1953: 82 apps, 27 goals) & Henryk Kokot (1946–1952: 48 apps, 12 goals) – Brothers
  • Aleksander Kupcewicz (1946–1957: 87 apps, 30 goals), Zbigniew Kupcewicz (1971–1973: 19 apps, 4 goals) & Janusz Kupcewicz (1986–1988: 39 apps, 8 goals) – Father & Sons
  • Zygmunt Adamczyk (1949: 1 app) & Roman Adamczyk (1949–1950: 2 apps) – Brothers
  • Robert Gronowski (1949–1960: 161 apps, 58 goals), Henryk Gronowski (1949–1961, 1963–1969: 258 apps) & Jakub Gronowski (2003–2005: 28 apps, 1 goal) – Brothers (Robert & Henryk) & Grandfather & Grandson (Robert & Jakub)
  • Roman Korynt (1953–1968: 327 apps, 8 goals) & Tomasz Korynt (1972–1977: 102 apps, 33 goals) – Father & Son
  • Alfred Kobylański (1955–1957: 38 apps, 7 goals) & Martin Kobylański (2016–2017: 3 apps) – Grandfather & Grandson
  • (1975–1977: 18 apps) & (1993–1997: 57 apps, 8 goals) – Father & Son
  • Bogusław Kaczmarek (1975–1977: 54 apps, 7 goals) & Marcin Kaczmarek (1990–1994, 2003–2004: 93 apps, 22 goals) – Father & Son
  • (1981–1985: 28 apps) & (1981–1984: 7 apps) – Twins
  • Grzegorz Motyka (1991–1996, 2000: 116 apps, 8 goals) & Tomasz Motyka (1991, 1993–1997: 37 apps) – Brothers
  • Robert Kugiel (1998–2002: 113 apps, 23 goals) & Damian Kugiel (2011–2014: 4 apps) – Father & Son
  • Przemysław Urbański (2001–2004: 71 apps, 21 goals) & Kacper Urbański (2019–2020: 4 apps) – Father & Son
  • Marco Paixão (2016–2018: 66 apps, 34 goals) & Flávio Paixão (2016–present: 161 apps, 62 goals) – Twins
• Family members who have managed Lechia;
  • Bogusław Kaczmarek (1989–1992, 2012–2013: 148 games) & Marcin Kaczmarek (2004–2006: 74 games) – Father & Son
• Nations firsts
  • First non-Polish player: Sargis Khachatryan (Armenia) - Debut: 13 May 1993
  • First Asian player: Sargis Khachatryan (Armenia) - Debut: 13 May 1993
  • First African player: Emmanuel Tetteh (Ghana) - Debut: 5 August 1995
  • First South American players: Saulo Pereira de Carvalho & Sérgio Batata (both from Brazil) - Debut: 25 July 1998
  • First North American player: Michael Butler (United States) - Debut: 16 October 1999
  • First non-Polish European player: Andrey Danaev (Ukraine) - Debut: 5 May 2001

Amber Cup statistics[]

The Amber Cup tournament is the largest indoor football tournament in Poland and has been held most years since 2006. Lechia competed in the tournament taking a team every year from 2011 to 2018 and won the tournament four times (2011, 2013, 2016, 2017). These are the statistics for the club at this tournament.

Top goalscorer[]

The top goal scorers for Lechia in each tournament they participated in.

Year	Top scorer	Goals
2011	Tomasz Dawidowski	4
2012	Piotr Wiśniewski	3
2013	Andrzej Kaszuba	4
2014	Adam Duda	2
2015	Andrzej Kaszuba	3
2016	Sławomir Peszko	5
2017	Sławomir Peszko & Lukáš Haraslín	4
2018	Patryk Lipski & Mateusz Żukowski	4

All time top scorers[]

No.	Player	Goals
1	Piotr Wiśniewski	9
	Sławomir Peszko	9
3	Andrzej Kaszuba	8
4	Lukáš Haraslín	6
5	Tomasz Dawidowski	4
	Patryk Lipski	4
	Mateusz Żukowski	4

Fans’ records[]

Lechia Gdańsk fans currently hold the following record;

• Most people singing the full Polish national anthem: 7,614 - 10 November 2019, vs Pogoń Szczecin

Lechia Gdańsk fans broke the record for the most people singing all four verses of the Polish national anthem at the same time. The previous record was 3,171 people, with Lechia fans breaking the record with 7,614.^[43]

References[]