Lech Poznań is one of Poland's most iconic and successful football clubs, based in the city of Poznań and competing in the PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa. The team's legendary home is the Stadion Miejski, a modern arena known for its incredible atmosphere. Founded in 1922, the club's name "Lech" refers to the legendary founder of Poland, and its colors are deep blue and white. Lech's history is rich with domestic triumph, but its peak era arrived in the early 2010s under manager Maciej Skorża, where a thrilling team won multiple Ekstraklasa titles and made a memorable run to the UEFA Europa League round of 32, captivating the nation. The modern era sees Lech consistently fighting for European qualification, with a squad that blends experienced Polish internationals with shrewd foreign signings, and they added another league crown in the 2021/22 season. The club's fan base, known for the iconic "Lech Poznań" celebration jump, is among the most passionate in Europe. Lech Poznań remains a symbol of Polish footballing pride and ambition.