Warta Poznań is a Polish football club with a storied past, based in the city of Poznań and competing in Liga 2, the third level of the Polish football pyramid. The Greens play their home matches at the Stadion Dyskobolii Grodzisk Wielkopolski while awaiting developments on their own ground. Founded in 1912, Warta is one of Poland's oldest clubs and a two-time national champion, having won the title in 1929 and 1947. The club's name, meaning "The Guard," reflects its origins and deep connection to the city. Despite its historical success, Warta has spent much of the last few decades outside the top flight, becoming a classic example of a fallen giant. However, the club has shown signs of a revival in recent years, earning promotion to the Ekstraklasa for a brief stint before returning to the second division and now finding itself in Liga 2. The current team is focused on rebuilding and developing a competitive squad to mount a promotion challenge. Their loyal fan base, though sharing a city with the much larger Lech Poznań, maintains a strong and distinct identity. Warta Poznań continues to be a club defined by its proud history and its unwavering quest to return to former glories.