most famous Legia players in the club history. The monument is located just in front of the entrance to the Żyleta stand in the north-east corner of the stadium. An official committee was founded by fans and people related to the club to finalize the project named Let’s built a monument for Deyna. There was a competition launched to design Deyna's monument. The winner was a project designed by Tomasz Radziewicz. The design was selected via an Internet poll, and many different actions have been undertaken by fans to raise money for this monument. The 3.2 m tall statue was cast from bronze and it is situated on a small illuminated socle. The official unveiling ceremony took place on 6 June 2012. Kazimierz Deyna is one of Poland's most decorated footballers, having won 97 caps and scored 41 goals for the white and reds (the national team). A gold medal winner at the 1972 Munich Olympics (and top scorer with nine goals), he was also part of the third-placed Polish team at the 1974 World Cup in West Germany, before winning the silver medal with the national side at the 1976 Summer Olympics. It was in 1974 that he was ranked third in the European Footballer of the Year list, behind Dutch great Johan Cruyff and West Germany captain Franz Beckenbauer. He died in a car accident in San Diego, California, aged just 41 in September 1989. Polish national team matches In the past, the old Legia Stadium was used many times as a venue for the Poland National Football Team, especially during the 1930s and 1990s. Since the reconstruction, the national team has played five matches at the stadium. Four of them were friendlies. See also List of football stadiums in Poland Józef Piłsudski Notes References External links Stadium website stadium info in legialive.pl stadium info in stadiony.net Wojska Polskiego, Stadion Legia Warsaw Sports venues in Warsaw Sports venues completed in 1930 1930 establishments in Poland