Stal Mielec Flag GIF (Flaga Stali Mielec)
FKS Stal Mielec, or Stal Mielec for short, is a Polish football club based in Mielec, Poland, playing in the Ekstraklasa (2022-23), the top tier of the Polish football league system. This unofficial Stal Mielec flag (Polish: nieoficjalna flaga Stali Mielec) consists of the team's official logo and a background that is horizontally and slopingly divided into white and blue derived from the logo. The logo features a stylized golden crane bird in a gold-rimmed black gearwheel with the team name and year of foundation on it. Bird and gearwheel refer to the aviation and metalworkers organizations with which the club is affiliated.
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