also organizes events promoting the Club such as "Golden-bloody stadium in Kielce", "Small toy – children's benefit" (fans donated toys to an orphanage), "Action Banner" (a lot of flags and banners were sewed). In short, the association has introduced a new supporting style at Korona matches which will attract even more fans to the stadium on Ściegiennego street. Korona Kielce fans have a friendship with fans of Stal Mielec and Sandecja Nowy Sącz. Their biggest rivals are KSZO Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski with whom they contest the Holy Cross Province derby. Other fierce rivals are Radomiak Radom and Wisła Kraków. Korona Kielce II The club operates a reserve team. Ownership Majority shareholder of the club is former German international footballer Dieter Burdenski. In April 2017, he acquired 72% of the club shares while the remaining 28% are in hands of the city of Kielce. Burdenski's son Fabian was subsequently signed by the club in June 2017. Current squad Out on loan Other players under contract Notable players The following players received international caps for their respective countries. Players whose name is listed in bold represented their countries while playing for Korona Kielce. Poland Grzegorz Bonin (2005–08) Piotr Celeban (2007–08) Radosław Cierzniak (2007–10) Paweł Golański (2005–07) (2010–15) Artur Jędrzejczyk (2010) Marcin Kaczmarek (2005–08) Arkadiusz Kaliszan (2004–06) Jacek Kiełb (2006–10) (2011–12) (2013–15) (2016–2018) (2020–) Wojciech Kowalewski (2007–08) Marcin Kuś (2007–08) Andrzej Niedzielan (2010–11) Grzegorz Piechna (2004–06) Piotr Świerczewski (2007–08) Maciej Wilusz (2015) Łukasz Załuska (2004–07) Marcin Żewłakow (2012–13) Michał Żyro (2019–2020) Belarus Yevgeniy Shikavka (2022–) Dzmitry Verkhawtsow (2016) Bosnia and Herzegovina Vlastimir Jovanović (2010–16) Adnan Kovačević (2017–20) Bulgaria Iliyan Mitsanski (2007) (2017) Canada Milan Borjan (2017) Charlie Trafford (2015–17) Costa Rica Felicio Brown Forbes (2018–19) Czech Republic Michal Papadopoulos (2019–2020) Estonia Ken Kallaste (2016–19) Sander Puri (2011) Finland Petteri Forsell (2020) France Olivier Kapo (2014–15) Georgia Vato Arveladze (2018–20) Nika Kacharava (2017–18) Kazakhstan Sergei Khizhnichenko (2014) Latvia Aleksandrs Fertovs (2015–16) Vladislavs Gabovs (2015–17) Lithuania Vytautas Černiauskas (2014–15) Andrius Skerla (2007–08) Moldova Anatolie Doroș (2005–06) New Zealand Themistoklis Tzimopoulos (2019–2021) Senegal Elhadji Pape Diaw (2016–19) Serbia Nemanja Miletić (2019–2020) Slovakia Erik Pačinda (2019–2020) Slovenia Goran Cvijanović (2017–18) Managers Zbigniew Pawlak (1973) Bogumił Gozdur (1973–77) Zbigniew Lepczyk (1978) Marian Szczechowicz (1979) Wojciech Niedźwiedzki (1979–80) Antoni Hermanowicz (1980–83) Józef Golla (1983–84) Czesław Palik (July 1, 1984 – June 30, 1985) Czesław Fudalej (1985) Witold Sokołowski (1986) Antoni Hermanowicz (1986) Bogumił Gozdur (1986) Antoni Hermanowicz (1987–88) Czesław Palik