Łukasz Skorupski (born 5 May 1991, age 35) is a Polish goalkeeper whose career has been shaped far more by Bologna than by any passing stop on the way. His current market value is around £2m, according to Transfermarkt.
His early senior football gave him the necessary miles. The 2011-12 season at Górnik Zabrze was an important one, with 27 league appearances, and those formative spells helped move him from promise into proper first-team work. For a goalkeeper, that tends to matter more than reputation.
Bologna is where the career has properly settled. Across nine seasons he has made 255 league appearances for the club, a level of continuity that says more than most adjectives would. In 2026-27 he has made 10 appearances for Bologna across all competitions, including one in Serie A and nine in the Europa League.
He has also remained part of Poland’s set-up, making six appearances in European World Cup qualifying this season. Skorupski’s career is a straightforward one in shape: early grounding in Poland, long service in Italy, and Bologna as the clear centre of it.
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