Noel Gallagher received a gift from Lech Poznań. The musician boasted about it online.

During concerts, Oasis musicians used to encourage fans to "do Poznań," a characteristic dance that evokes the ecstatic cheering of Lech Poznań fans during the famous match against Manchester City in 2010. Now, the Polish football champion has decided to return the favor to Noel Gallagher by sending him a personalized jersey, which the musician proudly showed off online.

The reunion of Oasis is undoubtedly one of the most important events in the music world this year. To the delight of fans, the iconic rock band returned to the stage after a 16-year hiatus as part of their global tour, "Live '25," which kicked off on July 4th in Cardiff.

During concerts, Liam and Noel Gallaghers used to encourage concertgoers to "do Poznań." This was the case during the inaugural concert in Cardiff, for example. At one point, the band's lead singer challenged the audience to perform a distinctive dance to the sounds of "Cigarettes & Alcohol."

- Turn around, hold hands and dance "Poznań" to this tune - Liam instructed fans.

The aforementioned dance was adapted by the Gallaghers' beloved football club, Manchester City . It was inspired by the fans of the Polish team Lech Poznań , who played against Citizens in the Europa League 15 years ago. Although Poznań lost 3-1, the audience will remember the ecstatic reaction of the Polish football fans gathered at Etihad Stadium , who demonstrated a unique form of cheering. The fans turned their backs to the pitch, joined hands, and performed synchronized jumps.

Lech Poznań officials, wanting to thank Noel Gallagher for promoting Poznań, sent him a package from Poland. The musician received a club jersey and a letter from the club's management. The jersey featured the artist's name and the number 12, which is reserved for fans at Kolejorz.

On Thursday, Gallagher showed off this unique gift on his social media profiles.

"Thank you to everyone at Lech Poznań. It was the biggest attraction of the evening in the whole world," he wrote alongside a photo of the aforementioned gift.

Oasis's next concerts will take place at Wembley Stadium in London on September 27 and 28. In October, the band will travel to South Korea.