Paul Grischok

Paul Grischok ( born February 26, 1986 in Kędzierzyn -Koźle, also in Poland Paweł Grischok ) is a German - Polish footballer. He possesses both the Polish and the German nationality. He plays as a left midfielder preferably, but can also be used offensively or right.

Club career

Grischok began his career at unterklassigen SV Wermelskirchen in Germany before he was discovered by Bayer 04 Leverkusen and committed in January 2007. There, however, he only played for the second team and did not make the leap into the professional squad. In the summer, 2009, he moved to Genève Servette FC in the Swiss Challenge League. He came because of a lateral ligament tear in the knee only eleven times used. A year later he decided to move to his native Poland to the first division Widzew Łódź. There, too, remained faithful to him the misfortune and he fell twice very long due to a ligament crack initiation in knee and a lateral ligament crack initiation in ankle from. Again, a year later, he joined the second division and promoted Olimpia Grudziądz. There he was able to prevail over the season as a regular player and helped the club to hold the class. End of November 2012, his contract was canceled by mutual consent but there. After nearly four months without a club Grischok signed a contract until the end of the season 2012/13 at relegation-threatened Bulgarian first division side FK Etar Veliko Tarnovo.

This season Grischok stands at the Stuttgarter Kickers under contract.