Norbert Wojtuszek

Wojtuszek went nearly five years and close to sixty appearances at Górnik Zabrze with a single goal to his name. Within a little over a year of leaving the club, he had matched that tally three times over in the colours of Jagiellonia Białystok.

He came up through a run of youth sides in his home city — Krakus Nowa Huta, Progres Kraków and then the academy at Krakovia — before starting his senior career with a free transfer to Pogoń Siedlce in July 2019, where he made 14 appearances and scored once in the Polish first division.

Górnik Zabrze signed him for a fee in September 2020. He spent time with the club's reserve side before establishing himself in the first team, going on to make close to sixty appearances there. A loan to GKS Tychy in the 2023/2024 season added 29 further games in the first division, this time without a goal.

In January 2025, Jagiellonia Białystok paid €75,000 to sign him on a contract running to 2027, with the option of a further year. He won the Polish Super Cup with the club that year, and his scoring output picked up at his new home — two goals in his first dozen Ekstraklasa appearances for Jagiellonia, then a further goal and two assists across 33 league games the following season.

Wojtuszek has also been capped twice by Poland, though he is yet to score for the national side.