Makuszewski (2014–2017) Sebastian Małkowski (2008–2013) Marcin Mięciel (1990–1993) Sebastian Mila (2000–2001), (2015–2018) Jarosław Nowicki (1985–1989) Mariusz Pawlak (1988–1996), (2006–2007) Sławomir Peszko (2015–2020) Mirosław Pękala (1985–1988) Rafał Pietrzak (2020–) Zdzisław Puszkarz (1966–1981), (1986–1988) Grzegorz Rasiak (2012–2013) Artur Sobiech (2018–2019) Janusz Stawarz (1985–1990) Łukasz Surma (2009–2013) Grzegorz Szamotulski (1991–1993) Mirosław Tłokiński (1975–1976) Łukasz Trałka (2008) Jakub Wawrzyniak (2015–2018) Jakub Wilk (2012) Sławomir Wojciechowski (1989–1993), (2004–2007) Grzegorz Wojtkowiak (2015–2019) Rafał Wolski (2016–2020) Hubert Wołąkiewicz (2007–2011) Paweł Wszołek (2004–2005) Marek Zieńczuk (1996–1999), (2010) Afghanistan Omran Haydary (2020–) Armenia Levon Hayrapetyan (2011–2013) Bosnia and Herzegovina Stojan Vranješ (2014–2015) Bulgaria Simeon Slavchev (2016–2018) Burkina Faso Abdou Razack Traoré (2010–2012) Canada Steven Vitória (2016–2019) Congo DR Christopher Oualembo (2012–2014) Croatia Antonio Čolak (2014–2015) Mario Maloča (2015–2018) (2019–) Mato Miloš (2017–2018) Luka Vučko (2011–2012) Curaçao Gino van Kessel (2017) Ghana Joseph Aziz (1995) Emmanuel Tetteh (1995–1996) Guinea-Bissau Romário Baldé (2017–2019) Rudinilson Silva (2014–2016) Haiti Joenal Castma (1999–2000) Indonesia Egy Maulana Vikri (2018–2021) Witan Sulaeman (2021–2022) Israel Joel Abu Hanna (2022–) Japan Daisuke Matsui (2013) Latvia Oļegs Laizāns (2010) Ivans Lukjanovs (2009–2012) Kristers Tobers (2020–) Lithuania Vytautas Andriuškevičius (2010–2013) Donatas Kazlauskas (2015–2016) Mali Bassekou Diabaté (2021–) Martinique Bedi Buval (2010–2011) Serbia Danijel Aleksić (2014) Miloš Krasić (2015–2018) Vanja Milinković-Savić (2016–2017) Filip Mladenović (2018–2020) Slovakia Lukáš Haraslín (2015–2020) Dušan Kuciak (2017–) Jaroslav Mihalík (2019–2021) United States Jerzy Panek (1973) Dual nationals; Israel & United States Kenny Saief (2020–2021) Lechia Gdańsk II and Lechia's Academy Lechia Gdańsk II Lechia Gdańsk operates an official second team, known as Lechia Gdańsk II, which currently plays in the fifth tier in the IV liga Pomerania. In its early years the second team was only used for games in the Polish Cup, fielding teams in four cup competitions in their first 50 years as a club. For the 1995–96 season the merger between Lechia Gdańsk and Olimpia Poznań creating Olimpia-Lechia Gdańsk, saw the second team running as the continuation of the "Lechia Gdańsk" team in the III liga. Lechia Gdańsk II officially became the second team in the Polish league system for the 2005–06 season. The purpose of the second team was to provide more playing experience for the younger players, while providing game time for players returning from injury. The second team played for 11 continuous seasons, achieving their highest result of 2nd in the III liga in the 2014–15 season. In 2016 it was announced that the second team was to be discontinued