Tomasz Korynt

Korynt started his career with Lechia Gdańsk, firstly playing with the youth team before advancing to the first team in 1971. His Lechia debut came on 18 June 1972 against Gwardia Koszalin, playing the full 90 minutes and scored 2 goals.[1] In the first two seasons as part of the first team, Korynt failed to make a claim on a starting position playing only 6 times in that period. The season after Korynt started to make a greater impact on the first team, playing 16 times and scoring 6 goals.[2] The following two seasons after Lechia finished runners up in their league, firstly losing out by two points,[3] and the second time finishing behind arch rivals Arka Gdynia.[4] The following season Korynt had his greatest goalscoring season for Lechia, scoring 9 in the league in 23 games.[5] In total for Lechia Korynt played in 109 games scoring 36 goals.

For the 1977–78 season, Korynt moved to Lechia's rivals Arka Gdynia to the dismay of Lechia fans.[6] He enjoyed his greatest success while at Arka, playing six seasons with the club, all in the top flight of Polish football. While Arka often finished lower to mid-table, they provided Korynt with his only chance of silverware during his career. In 1979 Arka won the Polish Cup by beating Wisła Kraków 2-1 in the final.[7] While he did not play for Arka in the cup final he played in both European games for Arka the following season against Beroe Stara Zagora, losing 4-3 over the two legs.[8] In 1982 Arka were relegated from the I liga.

After Arka's relegation Korynt joined their city rivals Bałtyk Gdynia who were playing in the I liga. After spending 18 months with the team and playing 24 games scoring 5 goals, Korynt joined Austrian second division side First Vienna before moving to France joining second division team Limoges. After 3 seasons away Korynt returned to Bałtyk Gdynia in 1987, helping Bałtyk who were then in the II liga win promotion to the I liga by finishing runners up. Bałtyk were relegated after one season in the top division and finished the following season in 10th. He once again moved to Austria, firstly playing with Favoritner AC for one season, before playing for FC Seitenstetten over two seasons.[9]

After his time with Seitenstetten Korynt retired from professional football. He later returned to playing for Orzeł Choczewo over the course of two spells, scoring 34 goals in the fourth tier for Orzeł during those two spells. After retiring from football after his spell with Seitenstetten, Korynt moved to working in business, while also having spells as a coach for KP Gdynia and the Bałtyk Gdynia youth.[10] In 2012, he was employed by Arka as a consultant alongside Janusz Kupcewicz.[11]