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Wroclaw Panthers sign four homegrown players to add depth to roster

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The Wroclaw Panthers continue to strengthen the depth of their roster, signing four familiar faces ahead of the 2026 season. Wide receiver Maciej Krupa, running back Kamil Kotlarz and defensive backs Maciej Jablonski and Wojciech Simka all return to the Panthers, bringing knowledge of the system, the team and the environment with them.

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Maciej Krupa returns to the receiving corps

Krupa has been part of the Panthers organization for five seasons and returns for another chapter in Wroclaw. Across 36 gameday appearances he has recorded 24 receptions for 252 yards and a touchdown, contributing as a reliable depth option in the receiving corps throughout his time with the club.

Kamil Kotlarz adds experience to the backfield

Running back Kotlarz also brings five seasons of Panthers experience back to the roster. In 44 games he has carried the ball 93 times for 321 rushing yards and two touchdowns, giving the Panthers a familiar and dependable presence in the backfield rotation.

Jablonski brings playmaking ability to the secondary

Defensive back Maciej Jablonski returns after three seasons with the Panthers, during which he has been one of the more productive players in the group. Across 25 games he has recorded 60 tackles, two tackles for loss, six interceptions, 13 pass breakups and a fumble return, numbers that show a player capable of making big plays when called upon.

Simka completes the quartet

Wojciech Simka rounds out the four signings, having appeared in 10 games for the Panthers over the past two seasons. In that time he recorded 45 tackles, two interceptions, 15 pass breakups and a fumble return, an impressive stat line for a player with limited appearances.

With these four familiar faces back in the fold, the Wroclaw Panthers are building a roster with both quality and depth ahead of the 2026 season.

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