Jerzy Dudek
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| Personal Information | ||||
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| Full name | Jerzy Dudek | |||
| Country |  Polska
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| Role | Player | |||
| Position | Goalkeeper | |||
| Best Prest. Youth |   
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| Best Prestation |    
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| Club Information | ||||
| Current club |  Rode Ster Paramaribo
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| Senior Clubs | ||||
| Global Seasons | Team | GP (goals) | ||
| 63-64 | PePeK Junior Radomsko |
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| Senior Clubs | ||||
| Global Seasons | Team | GP (goals) | ||
| 64-64 | PePeK Radomsko |
_0_(0) | ||
| 64-65 |  Bobek FC |
_6_(0) | ||
| 65-65 |  WellUncle Utd |
_0_(0) | ||
| 65-69 | Racing De Leeuw |
_55_(6) | ||
| 69- | Rode Ster Paramaribo |
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Jerzy Dudek (Radomsko, Łódzkie, Polska, born Season 47) is a Polish football player who actualy plays for Rode Ster Paramaribo. He is a Goalkeeper.
Career
Early career
Dudek was recruited in the youth team of PePeK Radomsko in Poland. He evolved a season and half in this youth team before being transferred to the A-side, and immediately being transferred away to Bobek FC in Hungary. At this team, he played a few first official matches as a Defender and Goalkeeper, before moving away to WellUncle Utd in Italy to continue his career.
Career at Racing De Leeuw
Surinamese side Racing De Leeuw recruited Dudek at the end of Season 65 to train him as a keeper. He was scouted by scouts of Rode Ster Paramaribo who didn't the correct training opportunities to train him, and so Racing De Leeuw was found prepared to do this in their stead. After four seasons of training, it is expected that Rode Ster Paramaribo will buy him over.
Career at Rode Ster Paramaribo
Rode Ster Paramaribo recruited Dudek mid-season of season 69. To prevent the transfer story to leak at prematurely, he travelled to Suriname under the false name Lesław Jagiełło, Lesław being his fathers' name, and Jagiełło the last name of his mother. His first game was the first-division competition game against FC Borgoe 82. When the opponents learned Dudek had signed with Rode Ster Paramaribo, they got so scared, they didn't show up, and gave Rode Ster their first points in the competition.
Personal Life
Jerzy Dudek lives in Paramaribo, Suriname.
