Udinese Calcio has announced the transfer of Adam Buksa to Real Club Deportivo Mallorca. The move to the Spanish second division club is a loan deal which includes an obligation to buy, contingent on certain conditions being met.

Udinese coach Kosta Runjaic confirmed Buksa's transfer, stating that the player has already left the team and is on his way to Mallorca. Runjaic said he approved Buksa's departure and wished him the best for his time in Spain.

According to reports from Poland, as cited by TuttoUdinese, Adam Buksa of the Friulian club is nearing a move to Mallorca. The negotiations are in their final phase, with the deal structured as a loan with an option to buy. The forward will travel to Spain in the coming days for his medical examinations.

Polish centre-forward Adam Buksa, 29, stated in an interview that he would be willing to return to the United States after finishing his time at Udinese. He said that both he and his wife really liked the United States. Buksa also said that in football, one can never say 'never,' but if he had to bet, he would bet on returning to play in the United States at some point. He mentioned that he has not yet won the MLS Cup, so there is a high probability he will return to the United States after four successful years at Udinese. Buksa joined the Italian club in August 2025, and his contract runs until 2029. The Poland international has 25 caps and 7 goals for his country. He has scored 1 goal in 13 Serie A appearances this season. His current Transfermarkt valuation is €4.00m.