Bartosz Kapustka
Polish footballer and national team player
Played professional football in Poland and abroad, primarily as a midfielder. Began career with Cracovia, making a notable impact in the Polish Ekstraklasa. Transferred to Leicester City in 2016, participating in the English Premier League. Additionally, represented the Poland national team, notably during UEFA Euro 2016, contributing to the squad's advancement to the quarter-finals.
Played for Cracovia in Poland
Transferred to Leicester City in 2016
Participated in UEFA Euro 2016
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