Marcin Kubsik (born 30 September 1975) is a Polish former professional footballer who played as a midfielder. Kubsik made a total of 23 top flight appearances in Poland, and spent time abroad playing in Greece, Cyprus, and Germany.
Born in Gdaà Âsk, Kubsik started playing with the youth sides of his local team, Lechia Gdaà Âsk. He joined the first team for the 1993âÂÂ94 season, making his professional debut in the 0âÂÂ1 defeat against Olimpia Poznaà  on 31 July 1993. During his first two seasons with Lechia, they struggled in the II liga, nearly being relegated in the first season, and being relegated in his second season with the club. For the 1995âÂÂ96 season, Lechia were involved in a merger with Olimpia Poznaà Â, creating the Olimpia-Lechia Gdaà Âsk team. Olimpia-Lechia Gdaà Âsk took Olimpia Poznaà Â's place in the I liga, while the Lechia Gdaà Âsk team from the previous season was renamed as Lechia Gdaà Âsk II and operated as the club's official second team, playing in the III liga after the previous season's relegation. Kubsik spent the first half of the season playing with the Lechia Gdaà Âsk II team. After the winter break, Kubsik was promoted to the Olimpia-Lechia team and made his I liga debut on 24 March 1996 in a 1âÂÂ2 defeat to Stomil Olsztyn. Kubsik would go on to make a total of 8 appearances for Olimpia-Lechia in the top division. At the end of the season, Olimpia-Lechia were relegated, and the Olimpia-Lechia team were dissolved. The Lechia Gdaà Âsk team that ran as the club's second team took the place of the Olimpia-Lechia team in the league, and operated as an independent first team again. Over the course of the next two seasons, Kubsik would play a further 61 times in the league, scoring nine goals in the process. At the beginning of the 1998âÂÂ99 season, Lechia were once again involved in a merger, this time with Polonia Gdaà Âsk, creating the Lechia-Polonia Gdaà Âsk team. Kubsik's debut under the Lechia-Polonia name came on 25 July 1998 in a 2âÂÂ1 win over Polonia-Szombierki Bytom, another club being operated after a merger between two clubs. He would spend two-and-a-half years with Lechia-Polonia before leaving in 2001. During his time with Lechia Gdaà Âsk and the two resulting merger teams, Kubsik made a total of 206 appearances and scored 14 goals, and is one of only two players to have played for each of Lechia, Olimpia-Lechia and Lechia-Polonia.
After leaving Lechia-Polonia over the winter break in 2001, he joined I liga team Zagà ÂÃÂbie Lubin. His debut for Zagà ÂÃÂbie came on 7 March 2001 in the Polish Cup, coming on as a substitute in a 4âÂÂ0 win over Legia Warsaw. His league debut came four days later, also against Legia, this time playing in a 3âÂÂ1 win. He made five top-flight appearances for Zagà ÂÃÂbie in his first season with the club. In his second season with Zagà ÂÃÂbie, he found himself playing in the league often, making a total of 10 league appearances, and scoring his first, and what would be his only goal, in Poland's top division against GKS Katowice. Kubsik left Zagà ÂÃÂbie during the break, twelve months after joining the club, and moved to play with Jagiellonia Biaà Âystok. After joining Jagiellonia, Kubsik spent the next two seasons playing for four clubs, not spending more than six months with each club he played for. With Jagiellonia, he made 10 appearances, scored once goal, and was sent off twice as Jagiellonia suffered relegation to the third tier. Over the summer, he would join à ÂKS à Âódà º, failing to make an appearance with the club, and joining fellow II liga club Stomil Olsztyn, making 12 appearances for the club, as he once again suffered relegation. He then joined Bà ÂÃÂkitni Stargard, making 14 appearances, and leaving the club in January during the winter break. At the end of the season, Bà ÂÃÂkitni also suffered relegation to the III liga.
After what would have been three relegations with three clubs in three years, Kubsik moved to Greece, playing his football with Thrasyvoulos, spending 18 months playing with the club. He spent seasons with Apollon Smyrnis and Agios Dimitrios, before spending six months with Cypriot team Digenis Akritas. In January 2008, Kubsik moved to Germany to play with Viktoria Köln. At the end of the season, Kubsik left Viktoria, stating reasons due to the club failing to get promoted and failing to pay the wages of three Polish players on high wages, Kubsik included. Upon his return to Poland, he joined Baà Âtyk Gdynia for six months, making 13 appearances in the III liga, spending the rest of the season with Kaszubia Koà Âcierzyna. Kubsik spent a total of two years with Kaszubia, making 47 league appearances in the process. After his time with Kaszubia, he played for lower league clubs Grom Kleszczewo and Powià Âle Dzierzgoà Â, retiring from playing in 2012.
After his retirement from playing football, Kubsik has gone into coaching, coaching various levels of the Lechia Gdaà Âsk academy set up.
Jagiellonia Biaà Âystok