Ryszard Szymczak

Polish footballer

Ryszard Szymczak

Ryszard Szymczak in 1974

Personal information
Full name|  Ryszard Władysław Szymczak
Date of birth|  (1944-12-14)14 December 1944
Place of birth|  Pruszków, Poland
Date of death|  7 December 1996(1996-12-07) (aged 51)
Place of death|  Warsaw, Poland
Height|  1.66 m (5 ft 5+1⁄2 in)
Position(s)|  Striker
Youth career
1956–1961|  Znicz Pruszków
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1962–1974|  Gwardia Warsaw|  213|  (69)
1974–1977|  FC Boulogne|  77|  (24)
1977–1978|  Gwardia Warsaw|  38|  (6)
International career
1972|  Poland|  2|  (0)

Medal record

Men's football
Representing  Poland
Olympic Games
| 1972 Munich | Team

*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Ryszard Władysław Szymczak (14 December 1944 – 7 December 1996) was a Polish professional footballer who played as a striker.

On the national level, he played for Poland national team (two matches) and was a participant at the 1972 Summer Olympics, where his team won the gold medal.

## Honours

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Poland

* Olympic gold medal: 1972[1]

Individual

* Ekstraklasa top scorer: 1971–72[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b "Ryszard Szymczak". 90minut.pl (in Polish). Retrieved 2 August 2024.

* (in Polish) Polish Olympic Committee website

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Ekstraklasa top scorers

* 1927: Reyman
* 1928: Gintel
* 1929: Nastula
* 1930: Kossok
* 1931: Kisieliński
* 1932: Kryszkiewicz
* 1933: Woźniak
* 1934: Wilimowski
* 1935: Matyas
* 1936: Peterek & Wilimowski
* 1937: Woźniak
* 1938: Peterek
* 1939: Wilimowski
* 1948: Kohut
* 1949: Anioła
* 1950: Anioła
* 1951: Anioła
* 1952: Cieślik
* 1953: Cieślik
* 1954: Kempny & Pohl
* 1955: Hachorek
* 1956: Kempny
* 1957: Brychczy
* 1958: Soporek
* 1959: Liberda & Pohl
* 1960: Norkowski
* 1961: Pohl
* 1962: Liberda
* 1963: Kielec
* 1964: Brychczy, Gałeczka & Wilim
* 1965: Brychczy
* 1966: Lubański
* 1967: Lubański
* 1968: Lubański
* 1969: Lubański
* 1970: Jarosik
* 1971: Jarosik
* 1972: Szymczak
* 1973: Lato
* 1974: Kapka
* 1975: Lato
* 1976: Kmiecik
* 1977: Mazur
* 1978: Kmiecik
* 1979: Kmiecik
* 1980: Kmiecik
* 1981: Adamczyk
* 1982: Kapica
* 1983: Okoński & Tłokiński
* 1984: Ciołek
* 1985: Iwanicki
* 1986: Zgutczyński
* 1987: Leśniak
* 1988: Dziekanowski
* 1989: Warzycha
* 1990: Juskowiak
* 1991: Dziubiński
* 1992: Podbrożny & Waligóra
* 1993: Podbrożny
* 1994: Burzawa
* 1995: Cygan
* 1996: Koniarek
* 1997: Trzeciak
* 1998: Bąk, Czereszewski & Śrutwa
* 1999: Frankowski
* 2000: Kompała
* 2001: Frankowski
* 2002: Żurawski
* 2003: Svitlica
* 2004: Żurawski
* 2005: Frankowski
* 2006: Piechna
* 2007: Reiss
* 2008: Brożek
* 2009: Brożek & Chinyama
* 2010: Lewandowski
* 2011: Frankowski
* 2012: Rudņevs
* 2013: Demjan
* 2014: Robak
* 2015: Wilczek
* 2016: Nikolić
* 2017: M. Paixão & Robak
* 2018: Carlitos
* 2019: Angulo
* 2020: Gytkjær
* 2021: Pekhart
* 2022: Ivi
* 2023: Gual
* 2024: Expósito

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Poland football squad – 1972 Summer Olympics – Gold medalists

* 1 Kostka
* 2 Szymanowski
* 3 Gorgoń
* 4 Anczok
* 5 Ćmikiewicz
* 6 Maszczyk
* 7 Szymczak
* 8 Szołtysik
* 9 Deyna
* 10 Lubański
* 11 Gadocha
* 12 Kmiecik
* 13 Kraska
* 14 Ostafiński
* 15 Lato
* 16 Marx
* 17 Szeja
* 18 Gut
* Coach: Górski

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