Tur Turek

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Tur Turek

Full name	Miejski Klub Sportowy Tur Turek
Founded	6 August 1921 2015 (refounded)
Ground	Stadion 1000-lecia, Turek, Poland
Capacity	2.115
Home colours Away colours

Tur Turek (Polish pronunciation: [ˈtur ˈturɛk]) is a Polish football club based in Turek, Poland.

After reformation in 2015, the club won three promotions in a row, however fell into financial trouble in February 2020 and the senior team was withdrawn from the fifth division; the whole youth team structure however has remained intact and continues to operate.^[1]

Ground: Stadion 1000-lecia

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External links[]

• Tur Turek at 90minut.pl

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