Andrzej Trubeha

Andrzej Trubeha's career has been built in Poland's lower leagues, one solid spell at a time. Born in Yavoriv, Ukraine, he came through the youth ranks at JKS 1909 Jarosław and then Stal Rzeszów before starting his senior career at Stal Rzeszów itself. He holds Polish citizenship, acquired in 2014.

His best run of form came at Legionovia Legionowo, where he scored 23 goals in 44 appearances. Before that, spells at Górnik Zabrze II and Stal Stalowa Wola also brought a regular scoring return, and at Zabrze he won the Polish Cup in successive seasons, 2015–16 and 2016–17. In 2016 he was nominated among the top ten athletes of Zabrze in the local Sportowy Plebiscyt.

A move to Jagiellonia Białystok in 2021 took him to Ekstraklasa level, though his role there was more limited, 31 appearances and a single goal. He joined Bruk-Bet Termalica Nieciecza in 2023 and became a key figure for the club, making 88 appearances and scoring 14 goals across three seasons.

Trubeha plays comfortably across the front line, equally capable as a forward or attacking midfielder and able to fill in as a striker or right winger, and is described as two-footed. He has yet to add a senior international cap for either Poland or Ukraine to his record.