Kazimierz Deyna monument in Warsaw, Bronze monument in Śródmieście district, Warsaw, Poland.
The Kazimierz Deyna monument is a bronze statue in central Warsaw depicting the football player in a dynamic action pose. The roughly 2-meter-tall sculpture stands at Ujazdów and captures him as he would appear during play.
The statue was unveiled in 2012 and honors a player who brought Poland to the football world map in the 1970s. His achievements made him a legend whose legacy is preserved in this bronze work.
The monument honors a player who shaped Polish football in the 1970s and remains a symbol of national sporting pride. Visitors see it as a gathering place where the country's love for the sport and its sporting achievements come together.
The monument is located in central Warsaw and is easily reached on foot, making it a convenient stop while exploring the city. The location is open and visible, so visitors can find it without special directions.
Artist Tomasz Radziewicz created this tribute with careful attention to capturing the player's movement and energy. The statue becomes a place of spontaneous visits from football fans, especially during major tournaments.
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