Filip Rózga, born on 7 August 2006 (age 20), is a Polish central attacking midfielder now with Sturm Graz. He is valued at around £2m by Transfermarkt, which says enough about the level of attention around him without requiring a parade.
His career to this point is overwhelmingly tied to Cracovia. Across three seasons there, he made 42 league appearances and scored two league goals, with 2024–25 his most productive campaign: two goals from 29 league appearances. That spell gave him the bulk of his senior football and remains the proper reference point for judging his development.
Rózga is now at Sturm Graz, where his 2026–27 season has begun with two Bundesliga appearances and one in the Europa League. He has also been involved with Poland this season, making three appearances in European World Cup qualifying.
So far, Rózga’s senior career is that of a young Polish midfielder built largely at Cracovia, now trying to carry that experience into a higher-profile stage with Sturm Graz and the national side.
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