The year 2001 in the history of Zagłębie Lubin was marked as one of the most significant moments in the club's history. After several years spent in lower leagues, the Miedziowi returned to Ekstraklasa, fulfilling the dreams of fans and players alike.

The 2000/2001 season was an incredible experience, full of emotions and drama. Coach Zbigniew Smółka, who took over the team, introduced a fresh approach that quickly bore fruit. The Miedziowi began to rack up victories, and their play became increasingly cohesive. The Lubin team amassed a significant number of points, allowing them to occupy a top position in the standings.

Key figures in this journey to Ekstraklasa included players like Łukasz Piszczek and Tomasz Górkiewicz, who rose to the occasion in crucial moments. Their determination and skills not only captivated the fans but also garnered respect from rivals. Every match was filled with tension, and the atmosphere in Lubin was electric, with fans wholeheartedly supporting their team.

The decisive moment came in the final rounds of the season when Zagłębie needed several points to secure promotion. A match at their home stadium, in a climate full of uncertainty, brought an explosion of joy as the Miedziowi secured their place in Ekstraklasa. This was a moment that united the entire Lubin community, and fans celebrated in the streets of the city.

The promotion to Ekstraklasa in 2001 laid the foundation for the club's future successes. The Miedziowi not only gained the opportunity to compete against the best teams in Poland but also built a strong identity and tradition that endures to this day. This season reminds us of the importance of dreams and determination in pursuing goals, with Zagłębie Lubin becoming a symbol of resilience and tenacity.