he has lived in Poland since 2010, when he joined Lech Poznań from the Metalist Kharkiv club. It was his last team in Ukraine, where he played for nearly seven years. He started his football career in the Desert of Subcarpathia, from where he joined Hetman Zamość. In 2003, he moved to.
Gancarczyk has played in Ukraine, and now watches cities under fire. “A tear in the eye is spinning”
so she touched him personally. From transfer to, he never returned to play to Ukraine. Despite this, he is still in touch with friends from this country. Today he watches as the Russian military shells the cities where he used to live.
– I played in Kiev, Lutsk and Kharkiv. The latter city is practically completely destroyed, and Kyiv also suffered a lot. I experience what is happening, I think about it. On TV, I see damaged places where I used to walk a lot in the past. In Kharkiv, bombs fell on Freedom Square, next to which I lived [dziewiąty na świecie plac pod względem wielkości; w trakcie rosyjskiej inwazji na Ukrainę w plac uderzyły dwie rakiety typu Kalibr – przyp. red.] – said Gancarczyk in an interview with.
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According to statistics, he played in 122 matches in which he scored seven goals and recorded 16 assists. He also made one assist in the matches of the Ukrainian Cup. He has appeared in the competition 11 times. In 2006, he was appointed to the grouping of the Polish national team. He played six games with an eagle on his chest. Last in a 1-0 friendly against Canada in 2009.
– I lived with my wife in Ukraine, she also experiences it very much. We have contact with colleagues from those times, we know what is happening with them. There is a tear in my eye, I feel sorry for these people, they are going through hard times. You have to pray that it will end as soon as possible – said the footballer.
Gancarczyk retired after the 4th league derby match between Podlesianka and Katowice players. He is 40 years old. He came out with the Ukrainian flag to meet him. As he admitted, it was supposed to be a symbol of solidarity with the nation he sympathized with for many years of his career.
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