Lukasz Fabianski has been seen trying his hand at basketball and honestly, it’s great to see.
The former West Ham and Arsenal goalkeeper took part in a charity match in Poland against NATO soldiers, stepping onto the court just weeks after leaving the Hammers.
A Safe Pair of Hands, On and Off the Pitch
Fabianski was always reliable in goal. No drama, no fuss… just calm, steady goalkeeping season after season.
And now, watching him take part in a light-hearted charity basketball game, you’re reminded why fans loved him. He just seems like a genuinely good guy.
Some players you can tell are top people. Fabianski’s always had that calming presence, like someone you could count on in real life too (not just when you’re clinging to a 1-nil lead).
A Quiet Farewell for a Quiet Leader
There’s been no big send-off yet, but his West Ham contract has expired and his future remains uncertain.
Whatever’s next… whether that be coaching, retirement, or more surprise appearances on the basketball court, Fabianski will be missed.
One of the good ones.
