Pogoń Szczecin said goodbye to two experienced players. Weronika Szymaszek and Natalia Radkiewicz left the club after 12 and 6 years. Weronika Szymaszek described her journey in the club on her social media channel. "I love you Pogoń." "I came to Szczecin as a 16-year-old who just wanted to play football. It was an incredible journey that led me to where I am today. I fulfilled my greatest dream, I played with the eagle on my chest. For 12 years, there were many ups and downs, I met amazing people who became part of my life. I won the Polish championship with the club I love, and for 4 years, we managed to win every color medal." "POGOŃ IS US - it's the people who gave themselves, despite everything and despite everything, for this club." "I thank all the Coaches, people I had the opportunity to work with, who never refused help, I am extremely grateful that I got to know them." "I thank every player I shared a locker room with, it was a pleasure to learn from you. I thank the fans who supported us throughout all those seasons, you were amazing." "The biggest thanks to my parents, I know how much they sacrificed so that I could do what I love." "Pogoń Szczecin will always have a special place in my heart. Thank you for all the memories, friendships, and experiences that I take with me on my further journey." Natalia Radkiewicz described her journey in the club on her social media channel. "Szczecin... I lack words to describe what I feel when saying goodbye to this place. From the fight to keep Olimpia to the Polish championship with Pogoń." "It was a wonderful 6 years, crowned with another medal. For all these years, I met wonderful people, coaches who trusted and believed in me, players who were my second family. Fans who supported us in better and worse moments." "THANK YOU, it's too little to express gratitude to all those I met here, and to the memories that will stay with me forever. Time for a new chapter, but Szczecin will always have a special place in my heart." "I don't say goodbye, but see you later."