Patryk Małecki
Polish footballer for Wisła Kraków
Born
August 1st, 1988
37 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Poland
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Born in 1988, Małecki began his professional football career with Wisła Kraków in 2005, establishing himself as a skilled winger. He contributed significantly to Wisła's successes in the Ekstraklasa, including winning multiple league titles. Małecki also played for the Polish national team at various youth levels, showcasing his talents on an international stage. His career included stints with other clubs, but his notable achievement remains with Wisła Kraków, where he showcased consistent performance and technical ability.
Winning multiple Ekstraklasa titles with Wisła Kraków
Representing Poland at various youth levels
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