A powerful man who knows the cold and the hottest. He witnessed his father killing his mother at the age of 11, and received a monthly salary of US$130 at the age of 34.

Dortmund entered the reverse mode, and nostalgia for the past became a matter of letting things go by nature. Lewandowski, who was trained in the past, became a nemesis who killed himself (scored a total of 29 goals).

And his Polish fellow villager Buwashchkovsky would not pass through the river of memory. In Klopp's words, "He brought pure happiness to the fans on the right."

Jacob Buwashchkovsky was nicknamed "Kuba" by fans. His speed and passion on the side have a very visual effect, and he enjoys the title of "Polish Figo".

In fact, in the eight years of playing for Dortmund, Kuba has made a total of 253 appearances, contributed 32 goals and 52 assists, and won 2 Bundesliga championships, 2 German Super Cup championships and 1 German Cup championship. This is already a successful model.

To summarize with personal honors, Kuba was awarded two Polish Football Master before retiring, awarded the Polish Revival Medal at the Presidential Palace in 2021, and won the "Super Champion Award" awarded by the Polish media after retiring in 2024.

However, he and Dortmund ended together, and the injury was an executioner. Kuba suffered a serious injury from a torn cruciate ligament in 2014. The time for recuperation took 8 months. The personal intention that he had planned to play in Dortmund for ten years was ruined.

When looking back on the yellow and black years, there are mixed sadness and joy. In the 2008 German Super Cup final, Kuba, who contributed a goal, was the hero of the Hornets' victory over Bayern. In the 2013 Champions League final, the Pole experienced the identity of a frustrated person at Wembley.

For Dortmund, Kuba has long been a legend in the team history. If fans have an impression, Dortmund won the 22-year-old Polish winger for only 3 million euros in 2007, which is a very cost-effective investment.

Before joining Dortmund, Kuba was awarded the title of Best Midfielder in the Polish League. After the gilding of the Bundesliga, even though his body became brittle and older, the Pole still joined Florence on loan in 2015.

Although he worked hard to play the left-back, his 12 starting opportunities, 2 goals and 2 assists were not eye-catching. Moreover, the Pole, who had constant minor injuries, had an unhappy relationship with the then head coach Paul Sousa. Being a passerby in Serie A was expected.

The return to Dortmund was only limited by the contract. In fact, Bumblebee has lost interest in Kuba, or Tuchel is not interested in him.

Fortunately, the Poles in the 2016 European Cup used 5 games, 2 goals and 1 assist data to support their reemployment, and their new owner is Wolfsburg, who is also in the Bundesliga.

Arovs, then general manager of Wolfs, said a classic saying: "Kuba is a player suitable for every team, not only because of his skills, but also because of his dedication, loyalty and passion."

Kuba did not rejuvenate for the second spring of his return to the familiar Bundesliga. He experienced the pain of relegation in his first season, and only appeared once in the first half of the second season. The termination of the contract was expected. In 2019, 34-year-old Kuba returned to his roots and joined the place where his dream began (in Krakow Viswa in the Polish second division), and Kuba, who earned $130 a month, played his personal value as a captain and shareholder.

Four years passed in a flash, and Kuba was not as good as before, but he did not regret his choice. He still remembered his retirement declaration at the age of 38: "It is worth playing and making sacrifices for you."

Completed his career debut at the age of 20, bid farewell to the Green World at the age of 38, and played 109 times for the Polish national team. Kuba, who has played 109 times in his life, has actually been a winner in life. After all, he has participated in two European Cups and one World Cup, and has also served as the captain of the national team for 4 years.

The championship trophy cannot be used as a condition for examining personal value. This is a shortcoming. Even if the Polish national team with Lewandowski is not a favorite to the championship, it is Kuba's stubbornness to be able to shoot the last bullet.

In fact, looking back at Kuba's growth history, football is a special gift. You should know that 1996 was a nightmare for him.

11-year-old Kuba was playing with building blocks quietly. The quarrels of his parents ruined his happiness. What he didn't expect was that his father finally killed his wife, and his mother finally swallowed his last breath in front of Kuba.

My mother passed away and her father was imprisoned, and Kuba could only grow up under the care of her grandmother. He didn't care about everything around him and remained silent. If his uncle (formerly Polish national team captain Brzetsk) advised him to restart his life, Kuba might have become a problematic young man long ago.

Healing through football is the beginning of getting out of the dark world. In his words, "I think it's because my mother is watching me somewhere and protecting me."

Later, he met Klopp, who regarded the Germans as his father, he met Lewandowski, but he only regarded him as an ordinary colleague, and he once generously helped his mother team who was in an economic crisis.

Perhaps, in this world of self-knowledge, Kuba, who has experienced the unbearable look back on his childhood, understands that he only follows the voice of his heart and does not need to hide his joys and sorrows.