Cracovia is the oldest extant football club in Poland, based in Kraków, Poland.

Major achievements
5 Polish Championships


[edit] Polish Championships
1913 (Championship of Galicja)
1921
1930
1932
1937
1948

[edit] Famous players
Jozef Kaluza
Leon Sperling
Ludwik Gintel
Aleksander Mysiak
Wilhelm Gora
Józef Ciszewski
Karol Kossok
Tadeusz Parpan
Stanisław Różankowski
Władysław Gędłek
Krzysztof Hausner
Janusz Kowalik
Andrzej Rewilak
Marek Podsiadło
Andrzej Turecki
Rafał Wrześniak
Marek Citko
Kazimierz Węgrzyn
Marcin Bojarski
Piotr Bania
Piotr Giza
Marcin Cabaj
Arkadiusz Baran
Edward Jablonski
Jozef Korbas

[edit] Current Squad
Accurate as of December 30, 2006

No. Position Player
2 DF Mateusz Rzucidło
3 DF Jacek Wiśniewski
4 DF Marek Baster
5 DF Tomasz Wacek
6 DF Krzysztof Radwański
7 MF Piotr Giza
8 MF Arkadiusz Baran
9 MF Dariusz Pawlusiński
11 FW Piotr Bania
13 DF Michał Karwan
15 DF Łukasz Skrzyński
16 DF Michał Świstak
17 MF Mateusz Jeleń
18 FW Tomasz Moskała
19 MF Paweł Nowak
No. Position Player
20 FW Sebastian Kurowski
21 MF Morcin Bojarski
25 MF João Paulo
26 DF Tomasz Baliga
27 DF Paweł Wojciechowski
28 MF Paweł Drumlak
30 GK Sławomir Olszewski
32 MF Paweł Szwajdych
33 GK Marcin Cabaj
34 FW Karol Kostrubała
35 MF Marcin Zimoń
38 MF Jacek Magiera
44 MF Damian Niemczyk
-- GK Marek Pączek



[edit] Out on loan
No. Position Player
10 FW Kacper Tatara (on loan to Stal Rzeszów)






[edit] See also
Football in Poland
List of football teams
Champions' Cup/League
UEFA Cup
Comarch
Czarni Lwów

Full name Klub Sportowy Cracovia
Nickname(s) Pasy (The Stripes)
Founded 1906, June 13th
Ground Pope John Paul II Stadium,
Kraków, Poland
Capacity 6,500
Chairman prof. Janusz Filipiak
Manager Stefan Majewski
League Polish First league
2004-05 Polish First league, 5th