206 club matches and 41 for Poland: Kiwior’s career in a nutshell | OneFootball

The trip to Alverca allowed Jakub Kiwior to reach a milestone: his 17th game in the blue and white jersey marked the 250th match of the 25-year-old center-back's career. Of these, 206 were played for the clubs he has represented (Podbrezová, MSK Zilina, Spezia, Arsenal, and FC Porto) and 41 for the Polish national team.

He made his debut in January 2019 against Kosice, in a match in the second division of Poland, when he was 18 years old. He played 16 matches for Podbrezová, added 58 for Zilina’s first team, and another seven for the reserves. His first experience abroad was in Italy, where he played 43 games for Spezia. He later transferred to Arsenal, where he spent three seasons with the “Gunners,” totaling 68 matches (three goals and five assists).

Last summer, he moved to Dragão on loan, in exchange for two million euros. The contract includes an option for a permanent transfer for €17 million, plus a variable remuneration of up to €5 million, subject to the fulfillment of certain targets.

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