In 2019, Radomiak Radom fulfilled their dreams by returning to the highest tier of Polish football, Ekstraklasa. After long years of battling in the lower leagues, the Zieloni showed that their ambitions reach much higher. That year, under the management of coach Dariusz Banasik, the team managed to secure a place in Ekstraklasa after an exciting season in the I Liga.

Both the players and the fans experienced incredible moments, with each match becoming an opportunity for celebration. Radomiak finished the season in second place, granting them direct promotion to the elite of Polish football. The victorious matches, including critical encounters with rivals, became the foundation of the club's revival, which had struggled for years with financial and organizational issues.

It is worth emphasizing that the return to Ekstraklasa would not have been possible without the support of loyal fans, who stood by their team throughout the years. Their unwavering presence in the stands, regardless of where Radomiak played, was a tremendous boost for the players. Thanks to this shared determination and love for the club, the Zieloni were once again able to compete with the best teams in Poland.

A new chapter in Radomiak's history began with a change in mentality. The players started to believe in their abilities, and the atmosphere within the team significantly improved. The return to Ekstraklasa also brought new challenges but also an opportunity for growth and to demonstrate that Radomiak Radom is a club with potential.

The first match in Ekstraklasa after 26 years took place at the stadium in Radom, and the emotions reached a peak. The Zieloni fans proudly celebrated this historical moment, which crowned their patience and loyalty. Radomiak not only returned to the highest tier of Polish football but also proved that they were ready to fight for more.

The year 2019 will always be remembered as the time when Radomiak Radom began to write a new, beautiful story. Their determination, the support of fans, and hard work bore wonderful fruit, and the Zieloni once again became part of Polish football at the highest level.