Warta Poznań S.A. is a historic Polish football club based in Poznań, in the Greater Poland Voivodeship of Poland. Founded on 15 June 1912, the club is one of the oldest surviving football organisations in the country and is widely recognised as an important part of Poznań’s sporting heritage. Known by the nickname “Zieloni,” meaning “The Greens,” the club traditionally uses green and white as its colours. Warta Poznań has a distinguished history in Polish football, having won the Polish national championship in 1929 and 1947. It has also finished as national runner-up on several occasions and has contributed to the development of football in the Greater Poland region for more than a century. Football remains its central sporting activity, supported by a structured academy and youth development system. The academy works with young players across multiple age groups, providing coaching, competitive opportunities and pathways towards senior football. The club also supports the development of women’s football and promotes participation in sport among children and young people. Beyond competitive performance, Warta Poznań places importance on community engagement, education, social responsibility and the values associated with team sport. Its wider activities include cooperation with commercial partners, local organisations and sponsors, creating opportunities for community projects, business networking and the promotion of sport. The club operates from its football facilities at Droga Dębińska in Poznań and maintains dedicated contacts for its first team operations, academy, ticketing, media relations and commercial partnerships. Its long history, championship achievements and continued investment in player development make it a significant institution in Polish football. Warta Poznań combines its traditional identity with efforts to strengthen its sporting structure, develop young talent and maintain strong connections with its supporters and local community. Its enduring presence in Polish football reflects a commitment to competition, youth development and the social role of sport.