Łukasz Skorupski, born 5 May 1991 (age 35), is a Poland goalkeeper whose career has come to be shaped above all by Bologna. Before that, his senior grounding came in Poland with Górnik Zabrze, helped by a loan at Ruch Radzionków, before he returned to Górnik and made 27 league appearances in 2011-12.
Roma brought him to Italy in 2013, but the more useful part of that period came away from Rome. Two seasons on loan at Empoli gave him regular Serie A football and a clearer route into the sort of career he has since built: steady, durable, and short on fuss.
Bologna signed him in 2018, and that is where the bulk of his work has been done. Across nine seasons he has made 258 league appearances for the club, a long stretch by any sensible measure. In 2026-27 he has made four Serie A appearances for Bologna.
His current market value is around £2m, according to Transfermarkt. Skorupski’s career is a straightforward one: developed in Poland, tested through loans, and defined by a sustained spell at Bologna.
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