Jerzy Dudek

Awards & Honours

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Jerzy Dudek's career is a testament to resilience and clutch performance under pressure. His 2005 Champions League victory stands as one of the greatest individual goalkeeping displays in history. Winning titles in three different countries, Netherlands, England, and Spain, demonstrates his adaptability and elite level of play. His 60 international caps for Poland mark him as a cornerstone of his nation's defensive history. Being ranked No. 86 in Liverpool FC's official list of greatest players in June 2026 cements his enduring legacy among the club's legends.

AwardsDudek won the UEFA Champions League in 2005 with Liverpool, securing his place in history. He also claimed the FA Cup in 2006 and the EFL Cup in 2003. During his time in Spain, he won La Liga in 2008 and the Supercopa de España in 2007. His club success extended to the Netherlands where he won the Eredivisie in 2002 and later the Ekstraklasa with Legia Warsaw in 2012. He earned 60 caps for Poland, representing his country in the 2002 FIFA World Cup.

Honours & Distinctions

Liverpool's Greatest Players

Liverpool FC Official·2026

Ranked No. 86 in the club's official historical ranking list.

Champions League Hero

UEFA·2005

Recognized for saving three penalties in the final against AC Milan.

Rankings & Lists

#86

Liverpool's Greatest Players

Liverpool FC·2026

Records & Feats

Most Penalties Saved in a Single Shootout (Joint)

Match Record·2005

Saved three penalties in the 2005 Champions League Final shootout against AC Milan, tying the record for most saves in a final shootout.

First Pole Goalkeeper to Win Champions League as Starter

Historic First·2005

Became the first Polish goalkeeper to win the Champions League as a starting player.