Jarosław Królewski is a scientist, IT specialist, businessman and amateur football player. Until recently, he was known primarily as the owner of Synerise, a rapidly growing company on the IT market. In December 2019, he made himself known to football fans when she was on the verge of bankruptcy. He joined the rescue operation when Rafał Wisłocki, a friend with whom he played several years ago in Glinik Gorlice, became the president of the club. Initially, he only organized a fundraiser among entrepreneurs and made donations himself, encouraging others to follow in his footsteps. But he got hooked quickly. He even became the majority shareholder. But while he saved the club from bankruptcy, he did not ensure its stability.
In the previous season, Wisła was relegated from the league, and soon after. The subject of the degradation of the Vistula was raised on the YT channel of the .pl portal.
– When you are a mature person, it is so that you experience such difficult moments many times. That’s what life is all about. I think we lost one of the battles, but we certainly didn’t lose the war when it comes to Wisła Kraków. I deeply believe in it. I’m focused on the future. The fall is one of the most dramatic experiences of my life. I will not hide that it is different. As a fan of the club, it hurts especially, but also because a lot of heart and time was devoted to make this club work great. But we failed to do some things right and we suffer the consequences. You have to take responsibility for what happened,” he said.
How is Wisła doing at the back of the Ekstraklasa?
Wisła is doing very poorly in the first league. After 18 rounds, Radosław Sobolewski’s team takes only 10th place in the table, four points behind the play-off place and as many as 10 points behind the promotion to the Ekstraklasa.
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