Furioza

Dzika, Dawid's ex-girlfriend and a police detective, unexpectedly visits him. She forces him to re-enter Furioza to investigate a drug trade connected to the hooligan world. Dawid agrees, knowing the police would pin Kaszub if he refused. The aim is to use his inside access to uncover evidence without triggering a direct arrest.

Dawid slowly reconnects with Kaszub and the rest of Furioza. They join a mass brawl with a rival firm led by Mrówka. During the melee, Dawid performs emergency surgery on Olo who sustains a pneumothorax. The crisis bonds him with the group and marks his return.

During an away match, Dawid acts as lookout for an ambush on a rival firm aboard a train. He also steals their club flag from a bald hooligan who beats him in the process. The bold move earns him respect from the others, including Golden. This initiation deepens his ties to Furioza.

Dzika and Bauer press Dawid to uncover any ties between Furioza and the drug trade. Dawid struggles to find solid evidence, while Kaszub warns that any involvement could lead to expulsion. The pressure strains Dawid's alliances and complicates his mission. The firm remains wary of any slip-up.

Golden secretly schemes to enter Furioza's drug trade and teams up with Mrówka and Polanski to move product. A haul brings them close to arrest, but Kaszub shields him and the plan continues. Golden consolidates his position while Dawid and others watch warily. The route into the trade edges closer to reality.

Unknown attackers assault Kaszub, and a masked leader with a pitchfork murders him. The brutal killing sends shockwaves through Furioza and creates a dangerous power vacuum. Golden steps into the leadership void, plotting his next moves. The firm fractures as loyalties shift.

Golden takes leadership of Furioza and swears revenge on rivals. He abducts Polanski, who is murdered by Golden, cementing his grip on the organization. Golden gains control of the Gdynia port and openly enters Furioza into the drug underworld, despite Dawid and Olo's protests. The firm becomes deeply entangled in crime and power.

Mrówka contacts Golden with a proposed partnership, which Golden accepts as a way to outmaneuver him and profit from the trade. Dawid and Olo attempt to attack Mrówka themselves but are ambushed instead. The feud intensifies as alliances shift and violence escalates.

During a tense confrontation, Mrówka disarms himself and proclaims his innocence in Kaszub's murder. Dawid and Furioza remain wary of the deeper loyalties at play, recognizing that rivalries stretch back years. The debate over responsibility deepens the political maneuvering within the underworld.

Dzika and Bauer recover CCTV footage showing Golden assaulting a rival. Bauer plans to blackmail Golden into becoming an informer, while Dzika smuggles the footage to Dawid and senior Furioza members. The footage becomes a bargaining chip that could reshape the balance of power.

The Furioza leadership confronts Golden at his nightclub. Dawid fights Golden one-on-one and defeats him, even attempting to kill him. Olo stops Dawid and orders them to retreat, and the group hacks Golden to death with machetes as police arrive to arrest those present. The power struggle within Furioza is settled with brutal finality.

Dzika is suspended by Bauer for leaking evidence. With the revenge complete, Dawid retreats to a fishing shack where he used to spend time with his brother. The quiet moment stands in stark contrast to the violence that has just unfolded and hints at a fragile peace to come.

Dawid is stabbed in the stomach by the bald hooligan from the train ambush. He staggers onto the beach, wounded, and sits as the sun sets over the water. The scene closes with him reflecting on the cost of loyalty and the uncertain future ahead.