Who knows the profile of Poland s player Smolanek?

Born on 8 April 1950, Grzegorz Rato played as a right winger, but he had a great sense of scoring goals, cutting inside to attacking in the middle. Grzegorz Rato has spent much of his career with Polish domestic Stal Mielec, where he played 272 games and scored 111 goals, winning two league titles and twice being the league's top scorer.

Boniek is one of the greatest players in the history of Polish football and the most famous player in Eastern European football in the 80s of the 20th century. Boniek scored 24 goals in 80 games for the Polish national team, and in 1982 he helped Poland to the best result in World Cup history – a third-place finish.

Lato, the top scorer of the 1974 World Cup, became a legendary goalscorer by scoring 10 goals in the three World Cups he participated in.

Dana was the most decorated midfielder who finished third in Poland at the 1974 World Cup and was the European Bronze Ball winner that year.

Boniek is hailed as the greatest player in Polish history, a former Juventus ace striker, who has created a brilliant memory with Platini and Michel Laudrup, and was the core player who finished third in the 1982 World Cup.

Lewandowski.

Lewandowski is undoubtedly the heart of the Polish team, and the whole Polish team can be said to be built around him. The Polish striker has all the qualities of a good striker, with top speed, technique, dribbling and shooting, and in addition to the world's best shooting ability, Lewandowski can also act as a beachhead, linking up with his teammates on the wings and behind him, making Poland's attack more three-dimensional. After Navałka took over as coach, the philosophy of emphasizing the offensive layout also continued to improve Lewandowski's offensive firepower, and in the 10 qualifying matches of this World Cup alone, Lewandowski scored 16 goals, not only the top scorer in the entire European zone, including three hat tricks, amazing power.

Lewandowski, who is about to enter his year and reach the peak of his career, will directly determine the performance of the Polish team in this World Cup.

Piszczek. Lukasz Piszczek, who currently plays for Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga, is a key figure in Poland's central defence. Since being transformed into a right-back by former Borussia Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp, Piszczek has quickly become one of the top wingers in football, attacking and defending, and can be responsible for the entire right side of the Polish team, with strong mobility and field vision, coupled with right winger Jakub Blaszczykowski, making Poland's right side very strong. Piszczek was also a reassuring player in the relatively weak Polish defence.

It was only in October last year that Piszczek missed a lot of games due to a knee ligament injury, and whether he can return to his peak form earlier in the World Cup is a major focus for the Polish team.

Zielinsky. Born in 1994 at the age of 24, Piotr Zielinski is one of Poland's most talented young players in recent years, having debuted for Udinese at the age of 18 before joining Serie A giants Napoli in 2016. Zielinski is a rare technical player in the middle and front of the Polish team, not only can serve as a shadow striker behind Lewandowski, but also can retreat to the midfield to be responsible for organization and scheduling. Zielinski's possession of the ball, his broad vision, and his good speed, and his all-round skills make him a key player for coach Navaeuca's team, and Zielinski has also been favored by many giant teams because of his excellent performance in recent years, and this World Cup is a great opportunity for Zielinski to show his strength to the world.

Among the current Polish stars, the first must be Bayern striker Robert Lewandowski, and the others include goalkeepers Szczesny, Piszczek, Krihowiak, Kuba, Milik and others.

Historically, Poland has also seen the emergence of famous players such as Rato, Boniek, and Dudek.

Recently, the official website of the Polish Football Association announced the preliminary list of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, with a total of 35 players, including Bayern Munich striker Lewandowski, Wolfsburg star Kuba, Juventus goalkeeper Szczesny and Dortmund defender Piszczek and other well-known players were all shortlisted, creating the strongest "dream team" in the history of Polish football, and the total value of the players also broke the record.

In recent years, the Polish men's national football team has repeatedly reached new highs, reaching the quarterfinals of Euro 2016. In August 2017, Poland finished fifth in the UEFA World Cup rankings for the national team.

Germany's population has been growing negatively for many years, and people from Poland and Turkey have often emigrated. The Poles are talented, and they didn't pay attention to Klose and Podolski at first, so there are a lot of players of Polish origin.

A lot of people in the German team aren't natives.

Local Polish immigrants play football better than ...... natives

Because this place in Germany is so good!!

Legendary football star Bonieck. Now there's Kushsac, Manchester United's No.2 goalkeeper.

If you are in the Bundesliga, those in the Bundesliga: Smolarek, Křeži-Norway.

Come to Vandovsky.

There used to be a black center forward who was very fierce before the '02 World Cup called Olisadebe.

What I know are: Kushsack, Boruts, Smolarek, Olisadebe, Fabianski, Dudek, Bonek, Zhuravsky, Blasjikovsky, Lewandowski, Goransky, Barker; There are also several famous players of the Polish team in the '74 World Cup, Tomaszewski, Deina and Rato, which I found online. There are also Diane and Lubanski, who I found on the Internet, are also famous figures in Polish football.

Robert Lewandowski (born August 21, 1988 in Warsaw, Poland) is a Polish footballer who is also the captain of the Polish national team, playing as a striker and currently playing for Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.

Lewandowski grew up in Poland's home league, but reached the pinnacle of his career in the Bundesliga. On 27 September 2015, Lewandowski was named to the Bundesliga 100-goal club, scoring 101 goals in 168 Bundesliga games.

On January 10, 2016, Lewandowski, who was in hot form in 2015, won the award again and was named Poland's Athlete of the Year, the first footballer to win the award in 33 years.

Poland star Robert Lewandowski.