Ivanski, Maciej (soccer player)

Club career

He played for Omag from Auschwitz . He began his professional career at the Uniya club also from Auschwitz in the 1999/00 season. In 2000 he moved to the Shchakovyanka club. In the 2002/03 season, he played with the team in Extraclass . In Extraclass, he made his debut on August 4, 2002 in a match against Krakow's Vistula (1: 1) ^[3] . At the end of the season, “Schakovyanka” took 13th place in the championship and flew to the Second League .

In the winter of 2005, he moved to Lubinsk Zaglembe , made his team debut on March 15, 2005 in a match against KSZO (1: 1) ^[4] . In the 2005/06 season , Zaglembe took 3rd place in the Polish championship, which allowed the club to perform in European competitions. In July 2006, Zaglembe played in the UEFA Cup , where they lost to the Belarusian Dynamo from Minsk . Ivanski spent 2 matches and received a yellow card ^[5] . In September 2006, he could go to the Turkish “ Antalyaspor ” ^[6] , Maciej underwent a medical examination, but did not sign a contract with the club ^[7] . The 2006/07 season was a success for Zaglembe, this season the team won Extraclass. July 22, 2007, he played in the match for the Polish Super Cup against Belchatow GKS (1: 0) ^[8] , then Zaglembe won thanks to the only goal of Michal Golinsky . In the summer of 2007, Zaglembe again played in European competitions, this time losing in the qualification for the Champions League to the Romanian Steaua . In total, he played 96 matches and scored 27 goals.

In the summer of 2008 he moved to Warsaw “ Legia ”, the club paid 650 thousand euros for it. The debut for “Legia” came in the UEFA Cup qualifying match against the Belarusian “ Gomel ” (0: 0) ^[9] , Maciej started the match at the base but was replaced by Peter Roki in 74 minutes. In the next away match, Legia beat Gomel (1: 4) ^[10] , Ivanski scored 2 goals in the 26th and 62th minute against Igor Logvinov . In the next round, “Legia” lost to the Russian “ Moscow ” and flew out of the tournament. Ivanski also took part in the match for the Polish Super Cup against the eternal rival of Legia, Krakow's Vistula July 20, 2008, then Legia won (1: 2) ^[11] , Ivanski spent all 90 minutes. In Extraclass, he made his debut for “Legia” on August 8, 2008 in a match against the Warsaw “ Polonia ” (2: 2) ^[12] , in this match Maciej scored a goal in the 49th minute against Sebastian Pshirovsky . According to the results of the 2008/09 season , Legia took 2nd place in the championship, losing to the Wisla Krakow. In the Legia Cup , she reached the semifinals where she lost to the Khozhuv Rukh .

Team Career

In the Polish national team he debuted on December 6, 2006 in a friendly match against the UAE (2: 5), Maciej came out in 56 minutes instead of Lukasz Gargula . In the next match against Estonia (0: 4) ^[13] , Ivanski scored a goal in 70 minutes against Marta Pooma . After he played in August 2007 in a friendly match against Russia (2: 2) ^[14] . After the national team, he played two years later in the qualifying match for the 2010 World Cup on October 10, 2009 against the Czech Republic (2-0) ^[15] , in this match Maciej received a warning. In its group, Poland unexpectedly took 5th place, ahead of only San Marino and losing to Northern Ireland , the Czech Republic, Slovenia and Slovakia .

• Champion of Poland (1): 2006/07
• Silver medalist of the Polish Championship (1): 2008/09
• Polish bronze medalist (1): 2005/06
• Winner of the Super Bowl of Poland (2): 2007 , 2008

• Profile at legialive.pl (Polish)
• Profile at weltfussball.de (German)
• Player profile on Transfermarkt
• Soccerway Profile
• Profile at 90minut.pl (Polish)