Legia Warsaw’s Defensive Icon: Artur Jędrzejczyk Extends Captaincy Reign
WARSAW — Artur Jędrzejczyk, the enduring heart of Legia Warsaw’s backline, continues to lead the Ekstraklasa giants as club captain, reaffirming his status as one of the most decorated players in Legia’s history. The 37-year-old Polish defender recently extended his contract through the end of the 2025/26 season, solidifying his role both on and off the pitch.
Jędrzejczyk, who first debuted for Legia in 2007, has amassed over 400 appearances for the club, a feat matched by only two other players in its storied history. His leadership has been instrumental in securing 14 major trophies, including six Polish championships and seven Polish Cups.
Known for his versatility across the defensive line—capable of playing centrally or on either flank—Jędrzejczyk brings tactical stability and veteran insight to a squad balancing youth development with European ambitions. His experience includes appearances in UEFA competitions and 41 caps for the Polish national team, featuring in Euro 2016 and two FIFA World Cups.
Legia Warsaw’s management praised Jędrzejczyk’s commitment, calling him “an icon of the club” and a model of professionalism. With his contract now running until May 2026, fans can expect the captain to continue anchoring Legia’s defense as they chase domestic glory and European progression.
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