Dariusz Dudka

Dariusz Dudka is a Polish footballer born on 9 December 1983 in a small town Kostrzyn nad Odra.

He began his youth career in his home team with the club Celuloza Kostrzyn. Dudka got his football upbringing in the academy of the club. At the same time, he was taking part in matches of the youth team. A starting point for the move to the senior football was in 2000, when he got some proposals from professional clubs.

In 2000, the player was presented as a midfielder of Amica Wronki that played in Poland’s third division. Dariusz tied up a deal with the club for a term of 5 years. For the span he was let on the field 93 times. He sporadically made his appearances as a member of the main team and as an unused substitute. When the coach needed Dudka’s professional skills, the latter would always help the club to score a success.

From 2005, the footballer’s career sky hooted, as he started to get offers from the clubs of the top division of Polish football. That year in summer, Dariusz finalized a deal with Wisla Krakow from the top division. With the club he spent 3 seasons, made 77 appearances and contributed 5 goals.

From 2008 to 2012 the Polish footballer was under contract with the French Auxerre and featured in more than a hundred games.

In the season 2012/2013 Dudka played for Levante and in 2013 signed a short-term deal with Birmingham City. In February 2014 Dudka returned to Poland and joined Wisla Krakow.

Apart from this, he has represented the national football team of Poland since 2004 and has played over 60 games.