Piast Gliwice finished the 2025/26 season of the PKO Bank Polski Ekstraklasa with a total of 42 goals, marking an increase of five goals compared to the previous season. It's worth noting the expected goals (xG) statistic, which stood at 47.83, suggesting that the team could have scored even more. Over 34 league matches, Piast's players averaged 10.50 shots per match, placing them among the top teams in Ekstraklasa, behind Jagiellonia Białystok, Lech Poznań, and Górnik Zabrze.

In the past season, the Blue-Reds kept eight clean sheets, with goalkeeper Frantisek Plach recording seven of them. Dominik Holec also contributed one clean sheet in the match against GKS Katowice. The responsibility for scoring goals in the team was spread across fifteen different scorers, with Erik Jirka leading the way with five goals in the autumn round.

In Piast Gliwice, five players scored four goals each, including Jorge Felix and Patryk Dziczek. Michał Chrapek and Leandro Sanca scored three times, while Igor Drapiński and Adrian Dalmau netted two goals each. It is also noteworthy that goals scored from set pieces were crucial, with 14 goals in this season, making Piast one of the most effective teams in this category over the last five seasons.

Leandro Sanca was the team's top assist provider, recording six assists, including two from penalties. Three assists were made by Igor Drapiński, Jorge Felix, Patryk Dziczek, Oskar Leśniak, and Jason Lokilo. With such achievements, Piast Gliwice demonstrates that they are in good form and have potential for the future.