Hutnik Krakow is a professional football club based in the historic city of Krakow, Poland, currently competing in the second tier of Polish football, the Liga 2. The club's full name is MKS Hutnik Krakow, and they play their home matches at the Stadion Suche Stawy. Founded in 1950, the team's traditional colors are green and white, reflecting its origins linked to the local metalworking industry, from which the name "Hutnik" (meaning metallurgist) is derived. The club has a rich history deeply woven into the fabric of Krakow's Nowa Huta district, serving as a point of pride for the local community for decades. Hutnik's peak era came in the 1990s when they enjoyed a sustained spell in the top-flight Ekstraklasa, famously finishing as runners-up in the Polish Cup in 1995 and participating in European competitions. Those years were defined by passionate local support and a gritty, determined style of play. In the modern era, the club has navigated the challenges of the second division, aiming to rebuild and return to the highest level. The fan base remains fiercely loyal, creating a vibrant atmosphere at home games and upholding the club's working-class identity. Hutnik Krakow stands as a historic institution in Polish football, embodying the resilience and pride of its community as it strives for future success.