Four Legia players in the Polish team

While Artur Boruc is already a regular in the Polish national team, the other three players have yet to earn recognition. Tomasz Kielbowicz, a very flexible footballer being able to play a multitude of positions, has been recently transferred by Legia coach Jacek Zielinski to defence (being a midfielder under previous coaches) where he became a huge reinforcement. Bartosz Karwan returned to Warsaw after a two-year spell at Hertha Berlin and his form is improving with every match. Marek Saganowski has already proven himself to be a dependable goal scorer in the Warsaw team. Will Pawel Janas will trust Legia players? Polish squad: Goalkeepers: Jerzy Dudek (1973, Liverpool FC, England, 48A) Artur Boruc (1980, Legia Warszawa, 5A) Marcin Cabaj (1980, Cracovia, 0A) Defenders: Tomasz Rzasa (1973, SC Heerenveen, Holland, 25A-1 goal) Tomasz Hajto (1972, FC Nuernberg, Germany, 62A-6 goals) Jacek Bak (1973, RC Lens, France, 58A-2 goals) Bartosz Bosacki (1975, FC Nuernberg, Germany, 5A) Dariusz Zuraw (1972, Hannover 96, Germany, 1A) Tomasz Kielbowicz (1976, Legia Warszawa, 5A) Marcin Baszczynski (1977, Wisla Krakow, 16A) Arkadiusz Glowacki (1979, Wisla Krakow, 16A) Tomasz Klos (1973, Wisla Krakow, 57A-4 goals). Midfielders: Kamil Kosowski (1977, FC Kaiserslautern, Germany, 30A-2 goals) Jacek Krzynowek (1976, Bayer Leverkusen, Germany, 47A-7 goals) Radoslaw Kaluzny (1974, SC Rot-Weiss Essen, Germany, 40A-11 goals) Sebastian Mila (1982, Austria Wien 16A-3 gole) Arkadiusz Radomski (1977, SC Heerenveen, Holandia, 10A) Euzebiusz Smolarek (1981, Borussia Dortmund, Germany, 3A) Miroslaw Szymkowiak (1976, Trabzonspor, Turkey, 19A-2 goals) Bartosz Karwan (1976, Legia Warszawa, 20A-4 goals) Piotr Giza (1980, Cracovia, 0A) Forwards: Grzegorz Rasiak (1979, Derby County, England, 17A-3 goals) Andrzej Niedzielan (1979, NEC Nijmegen, Holandia, 12A-5 goals) Marek Saganowski (1978, Legia Warszawa, 13A) Tomasz Frankowski (1974, Wisla Krakow, 8A-3 goals) Maciej Zurawski (1976, Wisla Krakow, 38A-10 goals)