Maciej Sadlok
Sadlok in the jersey of Polonia Warsaw ( 2011)
Maciej Sadlok ( born June 29, 1989, Oświęcim, Poland ) is a Polish footballer.
Club career
Sadlok began his career with his hometown club Pasjonat Dankowice before the winter break 2006/ 07 for the first division and traditional club Ruch Chorzów it. With the association of the midfielder managed in 2007 the rise in the Ekstraklasa and denied in the following season, his first Erstligapartien. In the 2008 /09 season Sadlok played 17 games and was an integral part of the first team. A season later in 2009/10 he took part in 29 of a possible 30 games for Chorzów. At the halfway point of the season 2010/11 he moved to another 14 games and his first goal in the Ekstraklasa in the winter league rivals Polonia Warsaw. For Polonia, he played two seasons in 31 league games before he returned to the 2012/13 season again to Ruch Chorzów.
Career in the national team
Maciej Sadlok debuted on 14 November 2009 in a friendly against Romania ( 0-1) in Warsaw in the Polish national football team. Previously, he played 15 international matches and formerly belonged to the favorite players of the national team coach Franciszek Smuda then. However, he was not appointed to the Polish squad for the 2012 European Championship.
Achievements
- Rise in the Ekstraklasa (2007)
- Cup Finalist (2009)